1 02/21/85  terminate, term
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 3 Syntax as a command:  term target {message}
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 6 Function:  causes the initializer to destroy a user's process and
 7 create a new one.  It has the effect of a new_proc command given in the
 8 user's process.  If the user's process is not currently connected to a
 9 terminal, it is logged out.  This command can be used in ring 4 only.
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12 Arguments:
13 target
14    must be one of the following:
15    Person_id.Project_id, Person_id Project_id
16       terminates the user with the specified name and project.  The
17       star convention may be used for either or both names.
18    channel_id
19       terminates the user on the channel whose name is channel_id.
20       These names can be either terminal channel names or network
21       channel names.  (See the Multics System Maintenance Procedures
22       manual, Order No.  AM81, for information on channel names.)
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25    mpx name
26       terminates all users whose terminals are connected through the
27       multiplexer specified by name.  The name argument must be the
28       name of a multiplexer or an FNP.
29 message
30    is the message string that is printed on the user's terminal.
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33 Notes:  The terminate command is only to be used if the user requests
34 that his process be terminated.  This command can be used to bump a
35 user whose process is not currently connected to a terminal, even if
36 the user's process has the "nobump" attribute.