On 2007-04-18T10:28:06, Dejan Muhamedagic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > declare -a procs
>
> Does /bin/sh support arrays? I think that so far all resource
> agents were supported by the most common denominator which is
> Bourne shell.
It doesn't matter. eDirectory will only be available on systems which
also have bash installed.
> > > if [ -z $(ps -p ${procs[0]} -o pid=) ] ; then
> > kill -0 on the pid is a lot simpler.
> Right. BTW, did you know that 'kill -0' returns success in case
> the process is a zombie? That's where 'kill' method differs from
> 'ps | grep'.
ps also picks up zombies, the pattern has to be more specific.
In this case, this would be desirable - ndsd must be gone, not a zombie
;-)
Sincerely,
Lars
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