By default, stopping a daemon causes it to no longer accept commands from client processes using its services; it does not actually exit until all client programs using its services exit first.
The
-immediate option causes the daemon to exit regardless of whether there are still client programs connected to it.
The
-abort option sends a KILL signal, instead of asking the specified daemon to shut itself down. Only privileged users (root) can use this option. (Supported on UNIX only.)
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