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# 8  
Old 06-18-2009
I hope with "find" command with "mtime" option you can do it easily.

Please check for the same once.
# 9  
Old 06-18-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by panyam
did u try in this way ?..

Code:
psg telnetd  | awk '{print "print " $0 >> "op" ;system("chmod +x op");\ system("./op >> /u/bin/Test"); system("rm op") }'

For your requirement i think , there is no need to use system command. Just to show u the usage of that i have given you the solution.

below code do your job

Code:
psg telnetd  | awk '{ print $0 }'  >> /u/bin/Test


yes i did, this code works
Code:
print " " $0 >> /u/bin/Test

Code:
psg telnetd | awk -v hn=`hostname` current=`date +%M`'{
                pid=$2
                uid=$1
                split($5,a,":")
                command=($5 ~ /^[A-Z]/)? $9:$8
                time=a[2]
                diff=time-current
                if(diff > 50)
                {
                 
                 user=$1
                 printf("Killing telnetd\n")
                 system("date >> //u/bin/Test")
                 print " " $0 >> /u/bin/Test
 system("/u/bin/remsh hn -l user; /u/bin/kill -9 pid >> /u/bin/Test ");
                               
                }
          }'

Last edited by Anteus; 06-19-2009 at 04:43 AM.. Reason: modification incode
# 10  
Old 06-18-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by panyam
I hope with "find" command with "mtime" option you can do it easily.

Please check for the same once.

process of finding the process is done. now required to kill and put process details in the u/bin/Test...
# 11  
Old 06-19-2009
Anteus,

I am extremely sorry, I misread your post .

What i mean here is ,

please put all your commands together with arguments in a file and try to execute that file.In you code your passing arguments to the system command . which i think is not possible.

better try like this :
Code:
psg telnetd | awk current=`date +%M`'{
                pid=$2
                uid=$1
                split($5,a,":")
                command=($5 ~ /^[A-Z]/)? $9:$8
                time=a[2]
                diff=time-current
                if(diff > 50)
                {
                 hostn=./hostname
                 user=$1
                 print "Killing telnetd \n" >> /u/bin/Test

                 system("date >> /u/bin/Test")

                print " /u/bin/remsh " hostn " -l " user ";/u/bin/kill -9 " pid  >> "op.sh"

                              
                }

          }        END { if [ -f "op.sh" ] { chmod +x "op.sh" ; system("./op.sh >> /u/bin/Test ") } } '

Let me know , for any further information in this.
# 12  
Old 06-19-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by panyam
Anteus,

I am extremely sorry, I misread your post .

What i mean here is ,

please put all your commands together with arguments in a file and try to execute that file.In you code your passing arguments to the system command . which i think is not possible.

better try like this :
Code:
psg telnetd |  awk -v hn= `hostname` current=`date +%M`'{
                pid=$2
                uid=$1
                split($5,a,":")
                command=($5 ~ /^[A-Z]/)? $9:$8
                time=a[2]
                diff=time-current
                if(diff > 50)
                {
                 user=$1
                 print "Killing telnetd \n" >> /u/bin/Test
 
                 system("date >> /u/bin/Test")
 
                print " /u/bin/remsh " hn " -l " user ";/u/bin/kill -9 " pid  >> "op.sh"
 
 
                }
 
          }        END { if [ -f "op.sh" ] { chmod +x "op.sh" ; system("./op.sh >> /u/bin/Test ") } } '

Let me know , for any further information in this.
Hi.

I am not allowed to use a file as such only a log file is maintained. in which process killing time has to be entered .. cant we do within awk.?

and in order to kill process within awk can we use system command like this system("u/bin/kill -9 pid") ?
Last edited by Anteus; 06-19-2009 at 04:43 AM.. Reason: modification in the code (-v) option added
# 13  
Old 06-19-2009
You can use , but you cannot pass the "pid" directly as you mentioned.

better you do something like this :

Code:
psg telnetd | awk current=`date +%M`'{
                pid=$2
                uid=$1
                split($5,a,":")
                command=($5 ~ /^[A-Z]/)? $9:$8
                time=a[2]
                diff=time-current
                if(diff > 50)
                {
                 hostn=./hostname
                 user=$1
                 print "Killing telnetd \n" >> /u/bin/Test
                 system("date >> /u/bin/Test")
                 op="/u/bin/remsh " hostn " -l " user "; /u/bin/kill -9 " pid ">> /u/bin/Test";
                 system(op ) 
                 } 
                 } '

# 14  
Old 06-19-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by panyam
You can use , but you cannot pass the "pid" directly as you mentioned.

better you do something like this :

Code:
psg telnetd | awk current=`date +%M`'{
                pid=$2
                uid=$1
                split($5,a,":")
                command=($5 ~ /^[A-Z]/)? $9:$8
                time=a[2]
                diff=time-current
                if(diff > 50)
                {
                 hostn=./hostname
                 user=$1
                 print "Killing telnetd \n" >> /u/bin/Test
                 system("date >> /u/bin/Test")
                 op="/u/bin/remsh " hostn " -l " user "; /u/bin/kill -9 " pid ">> /u/bin/Test";
                 system(op ) 
                 } 
                 } '

hi panyam

thanks a lot. Its working fine now.

Regards
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