We do have a script for our internal IT support team to terminate user's process (pid). It works previously and this morning our new SA delete the script accidentally. Unfortunately it doesn't work anymore after we do the restoration.
/user/livebgi% ll killer -rwxrwxrwx 1 lowsyhtg informix 263 Jan 13 08:19 killer /user/livebgi% more killer #!/bin/sh echo You are about to kill a user process, enter user to kill? Who is that lucky person? read usr_name a=`ps -ef|grep "$usr_name"|grep -v grep|grep -v ps|cut -c10-14|sort -r`
echo Killing the process belongs to user $usr_name:$a kill -9 $a
#!/bin/csh /user/livebgi% /user/livebgi% finger | grep ycchong ycchong Chong Yew Choun *t9e 4:14 Thu 08:37 Marketing /user/livebgi% killer You are about to kill a user process, enter user to kill? Who is that lucky person? ycchong Killing the process belongs to user ycchong:19800 19797 18350 18088 kill: 19800: Permission denied. kill: 19797: Permission denied. kill: 18350: Permission denied. kill: 18088: Permission denied. /user/livebgi%
/user/livebgi % ll killer -rwxrwxrwx 1 root sys 263 Jan 13 08:19 killer /user/livebgi % killer You are about to kill a user process, enter user to kill? Who is that lucky person? lowsyhth Killing the process belongs to user lowsyhth: 4176 kill: 4176: Permission denied. /user/livebgi %
are you using the root user normal user to kill the processes. if you are using normail user you cant kill the processes unless or until you have root permission otherwise you need to use the sudo
# ./killer $ sudo ./killer
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Nope, previously we can to use Informix user to kill the process. In fact, the script is mainly for our internal IT support team to kill the normal user's process.
