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12-10-2006 08:14 PM
12-10-2006 08:14 PM
Hi all,
I have a problem that specific process was killed.
SO, I'm going to monitor the process and restart the process.
Can you give me tips?
/usr/softforum/ssoengine/bin-engine/ssostart.sh
the process is 'sso_engined start'
and I will edit cron job every 1 hour.
I have a problem that specific process was killed.
SO, I'm going to monitor the process and restart the process.
Can you give me tips?
/usr/softforum/ssoengine/bin-engine/ssostart.sh
the process is 'sso_engined start'
and I will edit cron job every 1 hour.
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12-11-2006 04:12 AM
12-11-2006 04:12 AM
Re: script help
Hi:
Rather than 'grep'ing the output of the process table, pick your target process thusly:
# [ -z "`ps -C sso_engined -o pid=`" ] && /usr/softforum/ssoengine/bin-engine/ssostart.sh
Thus, if there is no process matching your command (basename) then script to start it is run. The equal sign ("=") after the 'pid' suppresses the 'ps' header. Hence if the expression evaluates to an empty one, your script is run.
Regards!
...JRF...
Rather than 'grep'ing the output of the process table, pick your target process thusly:
# [ -z "`ps -C sso_engined -o pid=`" ] && /usr/softforum/ssoengine/bin-engine/ssostart.sh
Thus, if there is no process matching your command (basename) then script to start it is run. The equal sign ("=") after the 'pid' suppresses the 'ps' header. Hence if the expression evaluates to an empty one, your script is run.
Regards!
...JRF...
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