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help with Shell script - process running for more than 24 hrs.
You could use the "elapsed" time info from ps. ps -C rsyslogd -o etime will show you the "elapsed" time from the process with the name "rsyslogd" (Dont use ps together with "grep" - there is no need to do this and will often result in errors/failures - specially when there are kill-commands...- RiffRaff100
- Post #2
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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How can I get the date from the past 30 days?
With a loop you could do: for i in {30..0} ; do date +%D -d "$i days ago"; done- RiffRaff100
- Post #4
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
