It helps if you indent the code. Then it is clear the the last fi is in the wrong place and should be put a few lines earlier. Also, any other character will result in cancellation, only "n'" will produce a message stating that the shutdown has been canceled. Also the double quotes ensure the input is handled well if someone just hits enter...
If you are using killall (hopefully on linux, on many other unixen killall means something very different that you probably do not want to use) then how do you kill the first en only kill the second later, seeing as killall is indiscriminate if two processes carry the same name. I would consider determining the pid and kill that or preferrably use the script that came with the application.
folks;
i'm trying to write a shell script to do the following:
1. i have a file with 39 fields, i'm trying to add 10 more fields with (!) as a field separator. with the following requirement:
if field number 20 has a value, then field number 40 will show as (!M!), and if the field number 20 does... (2 Replies)
Hi guys...
I am a newbie to scripting... I have a small requirement... I dont whether u r clear with my requirement... But plz try to help me...
Like,
tell me some kind of scripts that can help me in retreiving the data from the datasets.
Regards,
Mahesh... (1 Reply)
Hi guys...
I am newbie to Shell Scripting...
I am querying the Oracle database.I want a Shell script for fetching some data from datasets in Oracle database and displaying in an excel sheet.This is my requirement..
Can u plz help me guys..
Regards,
Mahesh... (4 Replies)
Hi Guys,
I am quite new to Shell Scripting... I need ur help.. This is very urgent.
The thing is like,
I need to match a IP address (ex 192.168.200.56) i.e, xxx.xxx.xxx.xx inside a KSH script,but if we enter in different format other than the specified format (ex jjj.ksj., 1.0...), it should... (3 Replies)
Hello,
Guys I am having a sql script file which contains some sql statements including inserting values, One column is of the data type date.
Now i am having a KSH script for inserting values via this script into the database.
The problem I am facing that when I am inserting value in the... (1 Reply)
Hello,
I have an ASCII file (many files of the same format, but different dates and numbers) in the format like below:
2008.01.02,08:00,1.46520,1.46520,1.46410,1.46440,70
2008.01.02,08:05,1.46450,1.46560,1.46440,1.46540,79
2008.01.02,08:10,1.46530,1.46540,1.46490,1.46500,46... (8 Replies)
I am having an issue with a script that I created today, my first attempt at this, and was wondering if anyone can give me insight to what changes need to be made. Below is a copy of the script that I have written. WEe are trying to monitor whether or not a services is running. I do have a cron... (1 Reply)
I am having a problem. which I have described below>>
I have to run a script with the format : <File_name><Start_date><End_date>
abcd.sh 19-JAN-2015 01-May-2014
problem is I need to compare these two dates and throw an error as start date must be less than or equal to end date.
But... (13 Replies)
Hi All,
I am facing a problem when i am trying to run shell script more than 5 times.
I have shell script(.sh file) which ran perfectly fine in the early attempts(1,2,3,4 runs). But if i try to run the script more number of times, i am facing the below error message.
Too many ('s
I do... (3 Replies)
Hi Experts,
I'm stuck with a single liner bash script. Need your help to fix it.
Let me brief you that what is my expectations from this script.
I need the interfaces configured for a list of servers, their respective IP address and FQDN in a output file. The output should be in the same... (3 Replies)
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
proc::killall
Killall(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Killall(3pm)NAME
killall - Kill all instances of a process by pattern matching the command-line
SYNOPSIS
use Proc::Killall;
killall('HUP', 'xterm'); # SIGHUP all xterms
killall('KILL', '^netscape$'); # SIGKILL to "netscape"
DESCRIPTION
This module provides one function, "killall()", which takes two parameters: a signal name or number (see "kill()") and a process pattern.
This pattern is matched against the process' command-line as the "ps" command would show it ("ps" is not used internally, instead a package
called "Proc::ProcessTable" is used).
"killall" searches the process table and sends that signal to all processes which match the pattern. The return value is the number of
processes that were successfully signaled. If any kills failed, the $! variable will be set based on that last one that failed (even if a
successful kill happened afterward).
AUTHOR
Written in 2000 by Aaron Sherman <ajs@ajs.com>
"Proc::Killall" is copyright 2000 by Aaron Sherman, and may be distributed under the same terms as Perl itself.
PREREQUISITES
"Proc::ProcessTable" is required for "Proc::Killall" to function.
SEE ALSO
perl, perlfunc, perlvar, Proc::ProcessTable
perl v5.14.2 2013-02-10 Killall(3pm)