You may have several problems here.
Both nohup commands start asynchronous processes that don't end when the
connection is broken and you may end up with zombies running.
Both nohup commands write to nohup.out with the second one probably overwriting
the same file. You can do this on Unix/Lunix etc. without a problem. The disk
space is not cleared up until the nohup process exits but is not available
unless you can access the inode where the file still exists. You can try
appending ">> output 2>&1" to the end of the nohup commands to capture all of
the output.
If there are zombies, you may be getting more than one line from awk and that
may not work well.
It looks like prstat does not like the blank pid. You may want to echo the
result of the ps as well as use it to set the pid variable for debugging
purposes. Something like:
echo "Getting PS info" >> output 2>&1
ps -ef >> output 2>&1
echo "Applying awk filter" >> output 2>&1
ps -ef | awk '/'"java -server -XX:CompileThreshold"'/ && !/bash/ {print $2}'`
>> output 2>&1
pid=`ps -ef|awk '/'"java -server -XX:CompileThreshold"'/ && !/bash/ {print
$2}'` 2>&1
This will give
The fact that you are not getting the variable, pid, set is probably the key
issue.
If you want to see the output as well as send it to a file, look at the tee
command or the script command instead of the ">> output"
Z W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi
I have a shell script where in it, it has these lines
nohup ./mdmctl start-t -dep zg &
nohup vmstat 10 > $log_location/vmstat_$1.log &
echo "Wait to come up...sleep for 100 secs"
sleep 100
echo "Starting prstat."
pid=`ps -ef|awk '/'"java -server -XX:CompileThreshold"'/ && !/bash/ {print
$2}'`
echo "pid = $pid"
./test_prstat $pid > $log_location/prstat_$1.log &
echo "pid = $pid"
where mdmctl and test_prstat are additonal separate shell scripts.
When running Ant, its output s
[rexec] Wait to come up...sleep for 100 secs
[rexec] Starting prstat.
[rexec] pid =
[rexec] pid =
[rexec] prstat: illegal argument -- -n
Terminate batch job (Y/N)? y
But when I tried running the shell script directly on a unix shell, it works
just fine,
giving output
# zach_starttest 88770099
Sending output to nohup.out
Waiting for iMDM server to come up...sleep for 100 secs
Sending output to nohup.out
I like to know if there's a way in Ant to detect "Sending output to
nohupout" response from remote unix host
so that my Ant script wouldn't hang on step
[rexec] prstat: illegal argument -- -n
I have to terminate the Ant script on my own.
Thanks
Thank you,
Chuck Holzwarth
(804) 403-3478 (home)
(540) 335-3171 (cell)
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