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by rrauenza 1516 days ago
CentOS7. I've also asked the SCM team at my employer to get us added as a paying customer who would like this looked at, to help prioritize.

I don't know if you just need to do process groups or walk the subprocess tree or what... but generally, this is a solved problem on Linux for things that manage subprocesses... assuming the processes don't manually do something silly like daemonizing themselves. (That's not my use case.)

Linux should be the easiest case.

edit: What is most frustrating is this issue appears to have been opened ~4 years ago.