Greping for certain process
2007-12-25 9:34:00
them. Plenty more are coming in, but number 3 worked for after slight
modification. The original posting is at the bottom. Great list!! -maa-
1.)
Dan Anderson recommended using Big Brother.
P.S. http://maclawran.ca/cgi-bin/newbb.pl
2.)
#!/bin/sh
#
# checkproc.sh
# Usage: checkproc process_name
#
PROC=`/usr/ucb/ps auxww | grep $1 | egrep -v "$0|grep" `
if [ ! "$PROC" ]
then
echo "Process $1 not running" | mail root@yourserver.domain.org
fi
* gary franczyk
3.)
#!/bin/sh
unset TESTVAL
TESTVAL=`ps -ef | grep '[i]netd'`
if [ -n $TESTVAL ] ; then
ps -ef | mailx -s 'inetd is not running' admin@your.host
fi;
Sweth Chandramouli
4.) My version:
unset TESTVAL
TESTVAL=`ps -ef | grep '[i]netd'`
if [ -n $TESTVAL ] ;
then
: #do nothing
else
ps -ef | mailx -s 'inetd is not running' mallen@aplcore.jhuapl.edu
fi;
> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: Greping for certain process
>
> Admins:
>
> Does anyone have any bourne shell code that'll grep for a certain process
> and mail the output if the process isn't running? I'll summarize.
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