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11-13-2000
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Hi!
I desperately need some help here... I need to write a shellscript that lists all running processes (as in ps -ef), search the list it gets for occurances of a certain process, if found do nothing if not found start it again. Anyone feel up to it? /G |
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Try something like:
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#!/bin/ksh ps -ef | grep [f]oo if [ $? -eq 1 ] then echo Process not running. # Restart process here fi Replace 'foo' with whatever your process name is. The [ ] brackets around the first letter will stop grep from matching on itself. HTH |
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