Hello,

I found a problem when doing `/etc/init.d/haproxy stop` whenever the `nbproc` value is set to any value greater than 1 that only one process gets terminated from the total defined number of `nbproc`, So let's say we set nbproc value to 2 and try to restart haproxy, 2 separate _mother_ processes will be created and their pids will be listed /var/run/haproxy.pid in separate lines, Actually I am totally convinced that it is technically a bug within haproxy as they should be having some sort of mother process which fork as many child processes as needed and distribute them among processors but also after evaluating how the init script tend to stop the processes it seems that it is using the function killproc from /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions which if it did have some sort of a loop to get all new line separated pids from pid files and terminate them in order would've been a solution as it's not the first time I see a pid file listing pids for a number of processes, but there could also be another number of solution regarding this issue.

To fix this issue _temporarily_

I replaced the line where it says `killproc $prog` with the following.

for i in $(cat /var/run/$prog.pid); do kill -9 $i; done

Which should be a temporarily fix.

Thanks, /Ahmed Medhat/