Shell script Crawl problem process

To reference the original shell script:
#/bin/bash
load=$ (awk ' {print '} '/proc/loadavg)
cpunum=$ (grep-c processor/proc/cpuinfo)

If [$ (echo $LOAD > $CPUNUM "| bc) = 1]; Then
result=$ (Ps-eo Pcpu,pmem,user,args | awk ' $ > 0 ' | sort-nr)
If [-N "$RESULT"]; Then
echo "$RESULT" >/var/log/ps.$ (date + "%y%m%d%h%m")
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Shell script Crawl problem process
At some point in the evening you receive a server with a high load, but when you log in to the server, the load may have dropped.
So use shell scripts to handle problem resolution monitoring frequency 30 seconds 1 times the system load exceeds a certain value is recorded in the text,
I modified the original shell script on my side.

cat load.sh #!/bin/bash#--------------------------------------------------#Author: jimmygong#email:[ Email protected] #FileName:load.sh#function:  #Version:1.0  #Created: 2015-06-02#------------------ --------------------------------sleeptime=30logpath= "/opt/scripts" [[ -d  $logpath  ]] | |  mkdir  $logpathechosucc   ()  {    succstatus= "[ ok ]"      printf  "\033[32m  $succstatus  $* \033[0m\n"}function usage  () {     echo  "Usage: $0 {start|stop}"}IF [[ $# -NE 1 ] ]then    usage    exit 1fifunction start  ()  {     echosucc  "Starting load monitor"     while true     do        load=$ (Cat /proc/loadavg|awk   ' {print $1} ')         cpunum=$ (Cat /proc/cpuinfo|grep -c processor)         if [[ $ (echo  "$load  >  $cpunum"  | BC)  = 1 ]]        then             result=$ (ps -eo pcpu,pmem,user,args|awk  ' $1 > 0 '  |sort -nr)              if [[ -n  "$result"  ]]             then                 echo  "$result"  >  $logpath/load.$ (date + "%y%m%d%h%m")              fi        fi         sleep  $sleeptime     done}function stop  ()  {     echo $$ >  "$logpath/pidfile"     for pid in $ (Ps -eo  pid,command|grep  "$" |grep -v grep|awk  ' {print $1} ');     do         [[  $PID  != $ (cat  $logpath/pidfile)  ]  && kill -s TERM  $PID  >& /dev/null     done    echosucc  ' Stopping load monitor '}case $1 in     start)     start &    ;;     stop)     stop    ;;     *)     usage    ;; Esac

========================== parameter Description ==============================
Man PS can see the following description
CODE NORMAL HEADER
%c pcpu%CPU
%G Group Group
%P Ppid Ppid
%u User User
%a args COMMAND
%c Comm COMMAND
%g Rgroup Rgroup
%n Nice NI
%p PID PID
%r Pgid Pgid
%t etime ELAPSED
%u Ruser Ruser
%x Time Time
%y TTY TTY
%z vsz vsz

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Shell script Crawl problem process