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@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ get_pid() {
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# It uses 'pgrep' to obtain pids of those processes.
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# This function should be used when identifying process by
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# the value in its PID file is not relevant.
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-kill_processes() {
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+kill_processes_by_name() {
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local proc_name=${1} # Process name
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if [ -z ${proc_name} ]; then
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test_lib_error "get_pids requires process name"
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@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ cleanup() {
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# file doesn't exist for it. As a result, the process will not
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# be killed. This is not a problem for other processes because
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# tests control launching them and monitor when they are shut down.
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- kill_pids "kea-lfc"
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+ kill_processes_by_name "kea-lfc"
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# Remove temporary files.
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rm -rf ${LOG_FILE}
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