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hi everyone.. i'm a noob on shell programming and am doing some scripting.. but i really have a lot of trouble getting started.. i need to write a simple shell scripting.. it goes something like this..
for eg if i press '1', it'll show processes for the current user namely - process id - parent process id - user name - command - CPU utilization (in desc) - process start time - process status and output it to a file named whatever.txt.. if i press '2' it reports those processes selected in (1) with CPU utilization not equal to 0 if i press '3' it displays all the child processes (with process id, command) of the user specified process if i press '4' it kills all the process with specified program(command) name on behalf of the user can all these be done..? argh.. really need a headstart on how to do these.. any help/advice would be appreciated.. thanks.. |
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