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python process still running after 'run_infer.sh' #42
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Thanks, we have encountered this problem too and will try to fix it. For ps -ef | awk '$3==PROCESS_ID{print $2}' | xargs -I {} kill -9 {} |
Thanks. I used 'pkill python'. |
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Each time after I ran 'run_infer.sh' or any of scripts in 'examples/', I can still see python process running when I type 'ps' in terminal. When I run 'nvidia-docker' the GPU memory are still being used. I had to manually 'kill -9' all the python processes. Is this a known issue? Any way of killing these python processes automatically?
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