Gora Mohanty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ankush grover wrote:
I wanted to kill a particular process when the user logout.This
process starts when the user logs in and want to kill the
process when user logout.
[...]
bash has a huponexit shell option that can be set with shopt. Setting
this, e.g., in the login file, will send a SIGHUP to all jobs started by a
user when the login shell exits. Does this meet your needs?
Regards,
Gora
Hi,
you dont need to know any fancy scripting commands to extract column 2 from
a multi-column output. a clever combination of 'tr' and 'cut' will solve your
problem:
#ps -fe|grep xyz|tr -s ' ' | cut -f 2 -d ' '
should work in most cases
catch ya later (Ive gotta UnWire Life!!!)
shiv
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