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**The only way to stop a persistent process is for your application to quit.**

### PHP scripts

For your convenience, NativePHP provides a simple method to execute PHP scripts in the background using NativePHP's packaged PHP binary:
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This will attempt to stop the process gracefully. The [`ProcessExited`](#codeprocessexitedcode) event will be
dispatched if the process exits.

Note that [persistent processes](/docs/1/digging-deeper/child-process#persistent-processes) will restart even when you
stop them manually. The only way to stop a persistent process is by quitting the application.
Note that [persistent processes](/docs/1/digging-deeper/child-process#persistent-processes) will be permanently stopped and will only be restarted when the `start` method is called again. If you want to restart a persistent process, use the `restart` method instead.

## Restarting a Child Process

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