Sometimes processes tend to re-spawn after you kill one, even if you try to kill the parent process. This command will kill all of them such as the httpd process:
coolcommand: mtlib - how to show useful statistical data from your robot
Example: mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qS
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coolcommand: pwdx - how to find the working directory of a process in Sun Solaris
Example: /usr/proc/bin/pwdx 666
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coolcommand: vxprint - how to display all the information about plexes in Veritas Volume Manager
Example: vxprint -l plex-80; vxprint -lp
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coolcommand: how to filter a logfile by column and a value
Example: tail -f logfile | awk '$11>0'
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