hi, could anyone help me? i open the rasa server with rasa interactive, but it stuck maybe because i change the framework scripts’ paths in visulization.html. i have tried using ctrl-c, and kill the process, but it didn’t be killed and turned to defunct process. i also tried reinstall rasa and run it again. however, maybe it already stuck, the new one was also stuck. i am trying to get familiar with the rasa and i put it on a remote workstation thus i don’t have root permission. in this situation, what can i do to shut down or killing it?
on windows you can use Control + Pause / Break
i am on linux, it becomes defunct and unkillable as without root permission 
defunct processes can also be killed. but an easier method would be to reboot the machine / vm.
If you want to know the steps to remove a defunct process do let me know
Hey Anand, Yes, I’d like to know to remove a defunct Rasa process in Linux - specifically rasa run --cors in this case, I had multiple instances of rasa run --cors and restarting the box is inconvenient. Thanks.
Anand, I found the answer - thanks anyway!
I think you can kill processes like kill -l without sudo permission
I think you need to create some bash file with kill commands and ask for someone with sudo permission to run this bash or set chmod a+x at this bash file
For now, i believe your best try is change rasa services ports. Action services use -p to chance port
rasa run actions -p 5056
Rasa services use -p to chance port
-p 5006
Rasa X use --rasa-x-port to chance port
rasa x --rasa-x-port 5003
Final command
rasa run actions -p 5056 &
rasa x --rasa-x-port 5003 --no-prompt -m models --enable-api -p 5006 --log-file rasa.log --cors "*"
@Edit
Sorry, i didn’t see your last comment
What did you do? 
Hi Jhonny, It’s been a while since I mucked around in linux, so I remembered that “ps aux | less” will get me all running processes and their pids. I just did that and then kill -9 pid. Thanks for answering my question so thoroughly, though. I really appreciate it. Gil
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