[HPADM] Script help

From: Gosselin, Mark (gosselinm_at_netscout.com)
Date: 03/16/04

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    Hi everyone...

    I'm writing a script to kill processes by name

    For example, say I have 6 apache processes running, I want to read in the PIDs, save them to a file,
    perform some other tasks, then kill those original PIDs (the tasks in the middle may have started additional
    processes of the same name)

    Does anyone have an example like this that I can look at???

    Thanks,
    Mark Gosslein
    NetScout Systems 

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