On Mon, 03 Jan 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Can anyone give me some idea on how I could start mprime on my linux box during
>bootup and have it check to see if it is running periodically and restart it if it
>isnt?
Here's a pair of scripts I use for NFSNET. Substitute mprime for sieve and
ignore the battery stuff if your box isn't a laptop. Run periodically from your
crontab.
phma
--- # ~/nfsieve/batcheck
#!/bin/bash
# Checks the battery. If it is not 100%, suspend sieve.
sievepid=`/sbin/pidof sieve`
if [ -z $sievepid ] ; then
if [ -f /home/phma/nfsieve/nfs.out ] ; then
/home/phma/nfsieve/sieben
fi
else
if [ `/usr/bin/battery` = "100%" ] ; then
kill -CONT $sievepid
renice 20 $sievepid >/dev/null
else
kill -STOP $sievepid
fi
fi
--- # /usr/bin/battery
#!/bin/sh
cut -f 7 -d " " /proc/apm
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