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09-10-2014

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awk Script to format output

Hi all,

I'm fairly new to this and learning along the way, so bare with me...

I'm trying to format the output from a script to be more read-friendly.

The output contains more servers and more processes but for as example it will do:

Code:

Server: Test1
                                   
 Name                    State     
 ---------------------------------
  Process a                Running  
  Process b                Running  
  
 Server: Server1
                                  
 Name                    State    
 ---------------------------------
  Process a                Running  
  Process d                Suspended
  
  
 Server: Server2
                                  
 Name                    State    
 ---------------------------------
  Process C               Running  
  Process F               Running

I'm trying to build a AWK script that loops for each server and checks if every process state is running. If the processes are all running the script should print "OK", if one process got a different state is should print a error for that server.

AWK output should be something like this:

Code:

Test1 OK
Server1 ERROR/SUSPENDED
Server2 OK

So far I have very little, I cant even get the loop to work....

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NAME

       ps - process status

SYNOPSIS

       ps [-alxU] [kernel mm fs]

OPTIONS

       -a     Print all processes with controlling terminals

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	 RECV	   Process/task on which a receiving process is waiting or sleeping.

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