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# 8  
Old 10-31-2011
Isn't his working?
Code:
pgrep -c qdaemon | xargs -I {} test {} -gt 1 && mailx -s "qdaemon is loose" you@you.com

--ahamed
# 9  
Old 10-31-2011
Just one comment about most of the "greps" I see here, depending on your OS, you don't need the "... | wc -l" to count, you can use "grep -c":
Code:
cnt=`ps -ef | grep -c /usr/sbin/qdaemon`
# Adds 1 to the max number of processes because of the "grep <process>" process
maxNumProcesses=2
[ ${cnt} -gt ${maxNumProcesses} ] && mailx -s "qdaemon is loose" you@you.com

Maybe this is not the best issue to solve with "grep -c", because you need to add 1 the result, but when filtering a file, you don't need one more pipe. =o)

I hope it helps!
# 10  
Old 10-31-2011
Yes, it works now.

Thank you so much.
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