Re: grepping in ps output

On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Tamas TEVESZ wrote: > On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Paul van Empelen wrote: > > > And not all processes use a /var/run/.pid. With the commands > > ps ax | grep process, you sometimes see the 'grep process' in the output. > > That's not what I want. > > grep -v grep Evi Nemeth h

Re: grepping in ps output

On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Paul van Empelen wrote: > And not all processes use a /var/run/.pid. With the commands > ps ax | grep process, you sometimes see the 'grep process' in the output. > That's not what I want. grep -v grep -- [-] there's a devil waiting outside your door

Re: grepping in ps output

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grepping in ps output

Hi, I am working on a bourne script that can restart services if they hang. If the process does not respond, I want to kill and restart it, but I haven't found a good way to locate it's process ID from the ps output. And not all processes use a /var/run/.pid. With the commands ps ax | grep pro

postfix: "timeout after DATA from unknown"

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Re: Backup on cd-s

>Problem is - create bootable CD, that contains all tools >neccesery to repair broken system (mkfs, fdisk, vi, tar, gzip >etc, etc) , and that contains data track >with all backuped files ( >as usr.tar.gz home.tar.gz root.tar.gz and all). There is tool announced at freshmeat today, which does e