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Kill a particular process if it's over an hour hold
I meant old not hold
 I need to kill a process if it's over an hour old and then send an e-mail of the list that was killed.....? I need to kill ps -ef | grep stashd | grep ' older than an hour?' #! /bin/bash if test ps -ef | grep <stashd> (Is over an hour old)???? >>stashd_old.txt stashd_old=`cat stashd_old.txt` for i in $stashd_old; do kill -9 <stashd> echo "Found <process_name> older than 1 hour, and killed process name | mail -s "killed <process_name `date`" Jay fi done; etc this stashd process if it's over an hour old? Last edited by xgringo; 12-10-2007 at 01:33 PM. 
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This will tell you the processes older than an hour....
Code:
#!/bin/sh
first()
{
echo $1
}
second()
{
echo $2
}
third()
{
echo $3
}
ps -ef -o "pid etime comm" | while read PID ETIME COMM
do
case "$ETIME" in
*:* )
DAYS=0
HOURS=0
MINUTES=0
SECONDS=0
case "$ETIME" in
*-* )
X=`echo $ETIME | sed y/-/\ /`
DAYS=`first $X`
ETIME=`second $X`
;;
* )
;;
esac
X=`echo $ETIME | sed y/:/\ /`
case "$ETIME" in
*:*:* )
HOURS=`first $X`
MINUTES=`second $X`
SECONDS=`third $X`
;;
*:* )
MINUTES=`first $X`
SECONDS=`second $X`
;;
*)
;;
esac
HOURS=`echo $HOURS + \( $DAYS \* 24 \) | bc`
MINUTES=`echo $MINUTES + \( 60 \* $HOURS \) | bc`
SECONDS=`echo $SECONDS + \( 60 \* $MINUTES \) | bc`
if test "$SECONDS" -gt "3600"
then
echo $PID $COMM
fi
;;
* )
;;
esac
done
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I put your script in hourold.sh and greped stashd what's teletype syntax error on line 1 mean?
user@host:/export/home/user/--> hourold.sh |grep 'stashd' syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype 21931 /opt/ft/st414/bin/agents/stashd 222 /opt/ft/st414/bin/agents/stashd syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype syntax error on line 1, teletype user@host:/export/home/user/-->
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Quote:
I suggest you add a line that says Code:
echo DAYS=$DAYS, HOURS=$HOURS, MINUTES=$MINUTES, SECONDS=$SECONDS and Code:
echo $ETIME
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SunOS hostname 5.8 Generic_117350-45
Yep triple checked still get the syntax messages. I'm getting the rest fine as well but it's throwing those messages in every so often? Last edited by xgringo; 12-11-2007 at 09:05 AM.
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