#!/bin/bash
# This script restart sklogd process by appmond.
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LOG_FILE="/usr/slog/sklogd_monitor_log.txt"
INSTALL_FILE="/etc/ascend_install.info"
int=1
date > $LOG_FILE
PID_VAR=$(echo "$1" | tr -cd '[0-9]')
if [ $1 -eq $PID_VAR ];then
echo "Process ID of the input parameter: $PID_VAR" >> $LOG_FILE
else
echo "Invalid input parameter: $PID_VAR, effective value should be Process Number" >> $LOG_FILE
exit 1
fi
PROCESS="/var/sklogd"
DATE_FORMATE="+%F %T"
## Determine if the sklogd process exists or not
## if process exists, kill it
if [ $(ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep -c $PROCESS$) -ne 0 ];then
echo "kill $PROCESS: $PID_VAR" >> $LOG_FILE
kill -31 "$PID_VAR"
while(( $int<=10 ))
do
if [ $(ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep -c $PROCESS$) -ne 0 ];then
echo "wait to kill $PROCESS: $PID_VAR" >> $LOG_FILE
sleep 1
fi
let "int++"
done
fi
## restart sklogd process
echo "raise $PROCESS " >> $LOG_FILE
if [ -f "$PROCESS" ]; then
nice -n 20 /var/sklogd &
int=1
while(( $int<=5 ))
do
date "$DATE_FORMATE" >> $LOG_FILE
ps -ef | grep "${PROCESS}$" | grep -v grep >> $LOG_FILE
sleep 0.5
let "int++"
done
else
echo "$PROCESS is not existed" >> $LOG_FILE
fi
date "$DATE_FORMATE" >> $LOG_FILE
ps -ef | grep "${PROCESS}$" | grep -v grep >> $LOG_FILE