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Old 04-28-2008
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printing each users by processes

hello All,

i am trying to get the each users by with thier processing. I have try it in several ways but i am not getting thier my code is

#!bin/bash/
users=`cat /etc/passwd | cut -d':' -f5`
onlineusers=`users | tr '.' ' '`
$onlineusers | while read `$users`
do
echo `ps -U $users`
done

but its not working, root: it says command not found

pls any way around it.
 

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