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The `killall` command doesn't come shipped in all distributions (Void Linux as an example), on the other hand `pkill` does. Unsure what the exact intention on each call is but the `-9` signal can be replaced with `-x` if the intention is not to end all instances. Also note that I left `pkill -x Xorg` without the `-9` signal because for some reason it won't function as expected and end up halting the system (at least on Void Linux).
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13 lines
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#!/bin/sh
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# If transmission-daemon is running, will ask to kill, else will ask to start.
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if pidof transmission-daemon >/dev/null ;
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then
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[ "$(printf "No\\nYes" | dmenu -i -p "Turn off transmission-daemon?")" = "Yes" ] && pkill -9 transmission-da && notify-send "transmission-daemon disabled."
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else
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ifinstalled transmission-cli || exit
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[ "$(printf "No\\nYes" | dmenu -i -p "Turn on transmission daemon?")" = "Yes" ] && transmission-daemon && notify-send "tranmission-daemon enabled."
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fi
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sleep 3 && pkill -RTMIN+7 "${STATUSBAR:-dwmblocks}"
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