05-04-2004
determine the PID of the proccess you wish to kill, then decide how long until you want to kill the process, ie: sleep 5m && kill <pid>.
how you figure out what pid you want to kill though is up to you. you may have to have some type of script that would check the output of ps for the proccess you want to kill, like grep for the string, if grep returns 1 (or whatever it returns when it finds your search string) then you initiate the sleep command for your given amount of time.
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OTFDUMP(1) User Commands OTFDUMP(1)
NAME
otfdump - otfdump
DESCRIPTION
otfdump - convert otf traces or parts of it into a human readable, long
version
Options:
-h, --help
show this help message
-V show OTF version
-f <n> set max number of filehandles available (default: 50)
-o <file>
output file if the ouput file is unspecified the stdout will be used
--num <a> <b>
output only records no. [a,b]
--time <a> <b> output only records with time stamp in [a,b]
--nodef
omit definition records
--noevent
omit event records
--nostat
omit statistic records
--nosnap
omit snapshot records
--nomarker
omit marker records
--nokeyvalue
omit key-value pairs
--fullkeyvalue show key-value pairs including the contents
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--procs <a>
show only processes <a> <a> is a space-seperated list of process-tokens
--records <a>
show only records <a> <a> is a space-seperated list of record-type-numbers record-type-numbers can be found in OTF_Definitions.h
(OTF_*_RECORD)
-s, --silent
do not display anything except the time otfdump needed to read the tracefile
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