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hokky

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Hi Guys,

Just wondering what command in linux to find available signal ?

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[tt]kill -l[/tt] ( with [tt]bash[/tt] or [tt]ksh[/tt] built-in function or [tt]/bin/kill[/tt] ) or [tt]trap -l[/tt] ( with [tt]bash[/tt] ).

Feherke.
 
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