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Old 08-31-2005, 03:29 AM   #1
carthyc
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shell script


Hai All,

Can you help me in writing a script in which, an user can submit only upto 20 jobs. If he submits more than 20, those jobs should be killed automatically.

I tried it out, but finding difficult to get it correctly.

I 'll be so thankful to you all...
 
Old 08-31-2005, 04:01 AM   #2
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You'll want to look at the Bash ulimit command.
Here is the bash man page, just do a <Ctrl>+F and search for ulimit.
It would help us help you if you posted what you currently have and the problems you're having with it...
 
  


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