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01-10-2002
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how to cntl^c in a script
can anyone please let me know how I can terminate a command Ex:"truss filename.truss.txt -p pid" after letting it run for 2sec in a korn shell script.In other words how can we emulate cntl^c in a script??
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01-10-2002
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Assuming you executed the truss command in
background in the script, you can try... ... truss ... & TRUSSPID=$! sleep 120 kill -2 $TRUSSPID ...basically, send SIGINT to the PID of the truss process. Note however, I have not tested this. |
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01-10-2002
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Thanks a lot for you prompt response..
I am not executing this command in the background. Can I do the following?? mycomm='truss filename.truss.txt -p pid' sleep 2 kill -2 $mycomm By the way,Is kill -2 equivalent to cntl^c on keyboard??  |
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01-10-2002
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You can not do what you've typed to achieve what you want, as they will be executed in a sequence, not parallelly. Try this i
nstead: Code:
(sleep 2; kill -2 `ps | awk '{print $6" "$1'} | grep "^truss" | awk '{print $2}'`) | truss filename.truss.txt -p pid
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