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MxMx
hey all..
I need to know how to kill/stop processes with names containes more than 1 word like "norton antivirus server" i tried pskill and pslist but the process seems to return everything i killed it..

can someone help me ? rolleyes.gif please
MsMittens
QUOTE(MxMx @ Oct 2 2004, 08:13 AM)
hey all..
I need to know how to kill/stop processes with names containes more than 1 word like "norton antivirus server" i tried pskill and pslist but the process seems to return everything i killed it..

can someone help me ?  rolleyes.gif please


Did you try putting it in quotes? e.g., pslist "norton antivirus server". You might also want to check to see if there are other processes that are spawning more childs. It's not unusual for AV software to attempt to stay "alive" as it were.
laggy
Are we talking about processes or services?
For processes use pslist to acquire the PID and then use pskill <PID of the prog>
For services use net stop "norton antivirus server" or psservice config "norton antivirus server". Then you have the servicename (and not the service display name) and you can do net stop <servicename>
MxMx
thanks for helping me out guys ..
I forgot the quotes rolleyes.gif
works now .. thanq all smile.gif
jead99
You could also just get the pid and kill it, less to type smile.gif
Alex Trust
just kill them on id (A) cool.gif isn't that hard... read what the id is with pslist or hct or whatever and kill it tongue.gif
Glouferu
Hi ! im a noob and i have a big pb with the installation of my Serv-U. I have Always error when i try to install it on remote OS 5.1 !

Can you tell me which service i need to kill it ? plz

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And how can i Kill SAVScan, beacause with net stop savscan it disapear but reapear juste after ! sad.gif

Thx
aapje
Here is how to do it http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/in...showtopic=11021
MxMx
QUOTE(Glouferu @ Oct 3 2004, 03:03 PM)
Hi ! im a noob and i have a big pb with the installation of my Serv-U. I have Always error when i try to install it on remote OS 5.1 !

Can you tell me which service i need to kill it ? plz

user posted image

And how can i Kill SAVScan, beacause with net stop savscan it disapear but reapear juste after ! sad.gif

Thx
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omg omg man ... this really looks like a shell to me tongue.gif
somewhere in korea/japan .. dont know if you are allowed to post this unsure.gif
fulsik
MxMx, he does state that he is a 'noob' laugh.gif
setthesun
QUOTE(MxMx @ Oct 4 2004, 06:03 AM)
QUOTE(Glouferu @ Oct 3 2004, 03:03 PM)
Hi ! im a noob and i have a big pb with the installation of my Serv-U. I have Always error when i try to install it on remote OS 5.1 !

Can you tell me which service i need to kill it ? plz

And how can i Kill SAVScan, beacause with net stop savscan it disapear but reapear juste after ! sad.gif

Thx
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omg omg man ... this really looks like a shell to me tongue.gif
somewhere in korea/japan .. dont know if you are allowed to post this unsure.gif
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Let's say this is test machine ph34r.gif
[_-ViCiOuS-_]
hm
there is an other way to kill appz
if all the other ways doesnt work
just remove the autostart with reg.exe

reg.exe /export hklm\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run>out.txt
then look into the out.txt
there are all the autostart reg keys
then type just
reg.exe /unload oder /delete hklm\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run\Norton Anti virus
(or something in that way)
then reboot the machine und
volla the av prog is dead
dijk
you can kill lsass.exe and right after that shutdown -a. No you have canccelled the shutdown. Mostly if you killed app it won't come back anymore and you can start whatever you want.

Aztekh
I use an App called Pview by MS, it comes with VB6 Studio, i use beacuse our college has blocked task manger through group policy.

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