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Shell Script for PIDs
I am trying to write a Shell script wherein the shell needs to read a list of PID in the File $stat/bin/Process and compare it to the PID of the processes running on a server.
Also the script should return KO(not OK) with corresponding label :- a) When an environmental variable not defined. b) There is no running process. c) There is less running PID than registered PID. d) There is more running PID than registered PID. Any inputs please. Thanks a lot in advance. |
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