Common bash script for stopping Processes

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#! /Bin/sh

# Http://code.google.com/p/mooon

# Stop a process with a specified name

# Features:

#1. Only processes under the current user name will be stopped

#2. You can specify the command line parameters and execute the command to stop accurately.

 

# Check Parameters

# Parameter 1: name of the process to be stopped or its complete command line or part of command line

If test $ #-ne 1; then

Printf "\ 033 [1; 33 musage: $0 process_cmdline \ 033 [m \ n"

Exit 1

Fi

 

Process_cmdline = $1 # process name or process running command line

Cur_user = 'whoam' # current user

Uid = 'id-u $ cur_user '# user id

 

# Obtain the process name

Process_name = $ (basename 'echo "$ process_cmdline" | cut-d ""-f1 ')

# Obtain the process ID list

Pid_set = 'ps-C "$ process_name" h-o euser, pid, args | awk '{if ($1 = uid | $1 = cur_user) & match ($0, process_cmdline) printf ("% s \ n", $2);} 'uid = $ uid cur_user = $ cur_user process_cmdline = "$ process_cmdline "'

 

# Kill all processes cyclically

For pid in $ pid_set

Do

# Echo $ pid; exit; # Test

Kill $ pid # Start SIGTERM Signal

Sleep 2 # Send a SIGKILL signal after 2 seconds

Kill-9 $ pid

Done

 

 

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