How do I kill a process in Ubuntu knowing part of the command used to start it?
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Basically, if I start a process with the command "./process arg1 arg2 89sudfjKSDf" and know that "89sudfjKSDf" is part of the command, how can I kill all processes that contain "89sudfjKSDf" in their command name? So far it's been looking it up in "ps aux" and finding that identifier, but now I want to automate it in a script.
Thanks.