If you have multiple ones, find the pid of the right one and use kill.
(I wonder if it would make sense to try to handle shut down signals in the main loop instead of purely in the signal handler. Something similar to how we handle rehashes...)
If you just have a single znc instance running:
```
pkill znc
```
If you have multiple ones, find the pid of the right one and use `kill`.
(I wonder if it would make sense to try to handle shut down signals in the main loop instead of purely in the signal handler. Something similar to how we handle rehashes...)
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It doesn't look like there's a znc command for shutting down znc from the terminal.
Could that be added?
If you just have a single znc instance running:
If you have multiple ones, find the pid of the right one and use
kill.(I wonder if it would make sense to try to handle shut down signals in the main loop instead of purely in the signal handler. Something similar to how we handle rehashes...)
Which should die, by the way