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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Comparing multiple variable in if statement Post 302634493 by nathan.harris on Thursday 3rd of May 2012 11:58:35 AM
Old 05-03-2012
On the inst yes it needs to compare, you see when Jboss starts it writes a new log file with the date and timestamp when its was started.

If we can compare these with the PID date and time then we can detremine if it was TEST DEV or Live and which PID to kill.

here is my script in progress (no laughing please I don't do scripting enough to warrant a good understanding) Smilie its work in progress!

Code:
 
#!/usr/bin/ksh
#NHA April 2012
echo 'The current Efin solution runs six instances of JBoss :  efin|live efin|test cp|live cp|test eproc|live eproc|test'
echo
#efin live | test  INSTANCES
#inst1=`ls -ltr /cedar/efin/v40/jboss/live/efin/coa/JBoss_4_2_3/server/coa/log/boot.log | awk ' {print $6,$7,$8}'`
#inst2=`ls -ltr /cedar/efin/v40/jboss/test/efin/coa/JBoss_4_2_3/server/coa/log/boot.log |  awk ' {print $6,$7,$8}'`
inst1="09:21"
inst2="11:40"
#pull in the current running instances of Jboss
PID1=`pgrep -f "gcalctool"`
set -A array $PID1
echo 'Current number of calc running processes : '${#array[*]}
# // print number values in array
#Cycle through processes and get the timestamp for each process match to Jboss instance
val=0
for i in {1..${#array[*]}}
do
        eval "proc$val=\"`ls -ld /proc/${array[$val]} |awk '{print $7}'`\""
        tmp=$proc$val
        echo $tmp
        if [ "$inst1" == "$proc$val" ]
                then
                        echo 'killing '${array[0]}' will shutdown the Jboss Instance for Efin live'
                fi
((val++))
done
echo $proc0 $proc1 $proc2 $tmp
unset array
~


Last edited by nathan.harris; 05-04-2012 at 05:08 AM..
 

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