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Executing Ps in script
Im Sorry to bother you guys butim totally new to Unix, so pls help me out if you can. This could be a silly question.
I wanna run the command "ps" in script, but how should I be able to do so? Actually I have made a menu for the user to choose from...for example 1. Show all processes 2. Kill process . . . N. XXX I want to get it done when the user chooses option one and it will show him the processes currently running. Thx! |
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