lbpkr may create zombie sub-processes (e.g. when it's being killed while the rpm command is actually installing a big RPM package with lots of files (e.g.gcc))
lbpkr manages a list of all the sub-processes it created and kills them, but that isn't always sufficient.
use a process-group, put all the sub-processes in that process-group and kill the process-group when lbpkr is being killed.
lbpkrmay create zombie sub-processes (e.g. when it's being killed while therpmcommand is actually installing a bigRPMpackage with lots of files (e.g.gcc))lbpkrmanages a list of all the sub-processes it created and kills them, but that isn't always sufficient.use a process-group, put all the sub-processes in that process-group and kill the process-group when
lbpkris being killed.