Command porting implements script timing control

Occasionally, you need to write a timed kill script.

The shell itself is difficult to implement or can be controlled by a third-party language.

Find out that Debian has a timeout that works well and can be easily executed in the shell for a given period of time to implement the script.

Because of the need to run under Redhat (the default is 64-bit environment, whether the number of different bits has an impact yet to be tested), enter which timeout under Debian to navigate to the location of the command. Then find the "executable file", copy it to the required directory in the Redhat, test timeout is running properly!

Command porting implements script timing control