free function which kills jprq processes using cmd#168
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I think it's better to add this info to README rather than having jprq binary to do it |
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To address the problem with the process running in background and user having no idea that client is not stopped I came up with idea that it is better give user handy function. So freeClient() function is called when --free arg is passed to kill all jprq processes . This is my temporary solution to [https://github.com//issues/157] issue. I have one more idea: stopping client when there is no traffic in particular range of time. If you liked this idea of stopping client with no traffic, I will be honored to work on.