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Due to my specific terminal-settings pressing ctr + c did not exit the process entirely, but only stopped it (as ctr + z in default does). Therefore my node was not ended from being active. Having stopped the process (ctr + z in default) even closing the terminal does not end the process.
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Due to my specific terminal-settings pressing ctr + c did not exit the process entirely, but only stopped it (as ctr + z in default does). Therefore my node was not ended from being active. Having stopped the process (ctr + z in default) even closing the terminal does not end the process.process.
Still my question is how can I end one node entirely if I only stopped it in the first place?
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