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Iteration through the results from a unix command
Hi,
I am using a command "ps -ef | grep identify" which results more than 1 results. Actually I need to get the time from each of them , compare with the current date and conditionally stop a process. The problem I am facing is to iterate through the results getting from the command. Please Help me regarding this script. Plz let me know if my problem is not clear.... Thanks Devi |
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