"John Anthony Kazos Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Any ideas? I'd like to let it start Lynx, wait one minute (or some other
> interval), then kill the process. (I assume the latter could be done through
> "kill `pidof lynx`".)
Maybe you should try wget instead of lynx, which is a command-line-tool
for getting html-pages. The effekt on the server-side ist the same,
because both programms send a a GET-request to the Web-Server.
That way, you do not need to kill lynx. But if you want to kill a process
and do not know the pid, you can use killall to kill a process by its name.
regards
stephan
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