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OK, so I'm back. Apparently, adding this line to the script did the trick:
jobs -p | while read pid;do ps -p $pid -oargs | perl -pe 's/.*?config\/(.*?).conf/$1/';done | grep -v COMMAND
I had a...

Hey Nithin,

Thanks for your suggestion.
trap killsubs INT
killsubs()
{
echo "CTRL+C was pressed"
jobs -l | awk '{ print $i }'
jobs -p|xargs kill
echo "Agents were killed!"
exit...

I tried out your next script too and it works like a charm! I used to spend hours trying to keep track of what was going on with programs. I often had so many terminals up and running it was just...

OK. Thank you for your thoughts.

Before I try your experiment, I commented out the following lines from your script:
for agent in "$@"
do
./run-any-agent $agent & # run in background
done...

Cool. Thank you very much.

Thank you again.

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So, I was looking at the kill-all-agents script here:...

No and no. Sorry! :-) Anyway, I redid the test and I got something like this:
Then I hit Ctrl+C. However, after a few seconds, the programs started back up. That was annoying! I'll look at your...

Scrutinizer,

Thanks you for your post. I'll check what you wrote out and report back. I also tried:
ps aux | grep run-any-agent
And it returned:
DTW 31685 0.0 0.0 2988 1368 pts/7 S ...

Thanks for your reply. Cool. So far I've been doing:
ps aux | moreAnd then I scroll through the list to find the PIDs. Sometimes when I use the "kill -9" command, though, it doesn't seem to kill the...

2pugs,

Thanks for your reply.

So, if I understood this right, you're suggesting that I write another script called "run-all-agents" to execute the "run-any-agent" script - right?

What do...

Folks,

I'm really new to scripting and was wondering if you could help me out. I have the following script that I inherited:
#!/bin/bash
#
# Usage
# From the agent directory:
#...