I've seen the discussion on how to kill the emacs daemon after killing the client. If you run emacs as a daemon, killing it's client doesn't also kill the daemon: the daemon just sits there still running. All/most solutions I've seen involve (kill-emacs). For example, I have this alias:
alias killemacs='emacsclient -e "(kill-emacs)"'. . . and I'm pretty sure it used to work. But now it has no effect. Now I have to resort to kill -9 . Any thoughts as to the definitive way to kill a emacs daemon per command line?