#! /usr/bin/ksh
out=/tmp/omni.out
if [ -f $out ]; then
rm $out
fi
ps -ef |grep -i omni |awk '{print $2}' >$out
ps -ef |grep -i omni
echo "Please select the Process ID to kill (second column),"
echo " or type all if you want all omni processes killed. \n"
typeset -l ANS
read ANS
if grep -q $ANS $out; then
echo "This is a valid PID...killing process"
# /usr/local/bin/sudo kill -9 $ANS
elif [ $ANS = ALL ]; then
echo "All omni processes will be terminated"
# for i in `cat $out`; do
# /usr/local/bin/sudo kill -9 $i
# done
else
echo "This PID is not valid. Run the script again and"
echo "select your PID from the second column, or type ALL to kill all omni processes."
fi
rm $out
Output:
Please select the Process ID to kill (second column),
or type all if you want all omni processes killed.
all ->input by me
This PID is not valid. Run the script again and
select your PID from the second column, or type ALL to kill all omni processes.
I also typed ALL and it didn't like it either. When typeset -l isn't there I can type ALL and it works....
whatever
