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[SOLVED] Small exec question

2013-02-04T08:08:38-04:00

I was able to fix it with this method:

Code:

### !statusbind pub * !status pub_status proc pub_status { nick host handle chan text} {         catch { exec ./status.sh } output       set grr $output        if {$grr == ""} {           putmsg $chan "\002\0034::\003 rcrack is not running\002"      return   }      if {$grr != "0:00"} {           putmsg $chan "\002\0034::\003 rcrack is running for $grr minutes..\002"}    close $grr}

where status.sh contains the following line:

Code:

ps aux | grep -i '[r]cracki_mt' | awk '{print $10}'

Topic can be closed. Thanks for the reply

Statistics: Posted by EzMe — Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:08 am

[SOLVED] Small exec question

2013-01-18T21:57:54-04:00

Try

Code:

### !status bind pub * !status pub_status proc pub_status { nick host handle chan text} {         catch { exec ps aux | grep -i rcracki_mt | awk '{print \$10}' } status         putmsg $chan "\002\0034::\003 rcrack is running for $status \002" }

Statistics: Posted by Madalin — Fri Jan 18, 2013 9:57 pm

[SOLVED] Small exec question

2013-02-04T08:09:32-04:00

Lo all

I'm trying to find out true a tcl script how long a linux application is running true the following script:

Code:

### !statusbind pub * !status pub_statusproc pub_status { nick host handle chan text} {  catch { exec ps aux | grep -i rcracki_mt | awk '{print $10}' } status   putmsg $chan "\002\0034::\003 rcrack is running for $status \002"}

When I run it in bash it returns me for example the following information as expected:

Code:

[ezme@EzMe r2d2]$ ps aux | grep -i rcracki_mt | awk '{print $10}'3:12

When I run it true my eggie

Code:

[10:11] <@EzMe> !status[10:11]  :: rcrack is running for can't read "10": no such variable

So it seems i need to put the command in quotes or something but that doesn't seem to work eather. Als i tried putting the command in a variable but again no succes.

Any idea's on how to tackle this problem?

Thanks in advanced

Grtz EzMe

Statistics: Posted by EzMe — Wed Jan 16, 2013 6:05 am