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How to identify whether a process is hanging in UNIX? 1
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aixmurderer
IS-IT--Management
The way I have done it to do a ps -ef and check the CPU usage time for an absurd value.
Will post my script here tomorrow wnem I'm at work, can't access right now. IBM Certified Confused - MQSeries
IBM Certified Flabbergasted - AIX 5 pSeries System Administration
Will post my script here tomorrow wnem I'm at work, can't access right now. IBM Certified Confused - MQSeries
IBM Certified Flabbergasted - AIX 5 pSeries System Administration
aixmurderer
IS-IT--Management
Something to play with, works as is on RedHat 7.2. Hopefully this is what you are looking for.
PARAM=`ps -e|grep [h]ttpd|awk '{ print$3 }'|sed -e 's/://'|sed -e 's/://'`
NAM=`ps -ef|grep [h]ttpd|awk '{ print$8 }'`
for i in $PARAM
do
ZAP=`expr $i`
if [ $ZAP -gt 6000 ] ; then
echo "Please check listing for suspected dodgy HTTPD process: $NAM"|mail -s "<Hostname> HTTPD check" your@emailaddress.com
fi
done
IBM Certified Confused - MQSeries
IBM Certified Flabbergasted - AIX 5 pSeries System Administration
PARAM=`ps -e|grep [h]ttpd|awk '{ print$3 }'|sed -e 's/://'|sed -e 's/://'`
NAM=`ps -ef|grep [h]ttpd|awk '{ print$8 }'`
for i in $PARAM
do
ZAP=`expr $i`
if [ $ZAP -gt 6000 ] ; then
echo "Please check listing for suspected dodgy HTTPD process: $NAM"|mail -s "<Hostname> HTTPD check" your@emailaddress.com
fi
done
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