Re: Starter of a script
On Thursday 21 November 2002 03:21 am, cedric gross wrote:
Hello every body,
How to know what task have run a perl script ?
I mean is possible to get within the code which process Id have start the
script.
If you're running Linux or Unix, perl holds your environment variables in a
hash; %ENV. Your process id number is $ENV{PID}.
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Re: Starter of a script
On Nov 22, Chris Browning said:
On Thursday 21 November 2002 03:21 am, cedric gross wrote:
Hello every body,
How to know what task have run a perl script ?
I mean is possible to get within the code which process Id have start the
script.
If you're running Linux or Unix, perl holds your environment variables in a
hash; %ENV. Your process id number is $ENV{PID}.
You can just use the $$ variable too.
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Re: Starter of a script
Jeff japhy Pinyan said:
On Nov 22, Chris Browning said:
On Thursday 21 November 2002 03:21 am, cedric gross wrote:
Hello every body,
How to know what task have run a perl script ?
I mean is possible to get within the code which process Id have start
the script.
If you're running Linux or Unix, perl holds your environment variables
in a hash; %ENV. Your process id number is $ENV{PID}.
You can just use the $$ variable too.
Good answers to the wrong quiestion ;-)
I think the requirement is to find the process id of the parent process.
$ENV{PPID} might give you that (it does on Solaris 8 which doesn't have
$PID) or you might be able to find out by calling Cgetppid.
perl -V:d_getppid
will tell you whether your perl supports this call.
perldoc -f getppid
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Re: Starter of a script
It is posible on unix like system ( must be possible on others too But I
dont know )
On my machine which happens to be linux I do
$Parent_id = `cat /proc/$$/status |grep PPid |awk '{print \$2}'`
chomp $Parent_id
If you want the process name too you will get it from /proc/$Parent_id/stat
But be warned that this process will work only if the parent is still
running else It will show init
Cedric Gross wrote:
Hello every body,
How to know what task have run a perl script ?
I mean is possible to get within the code which process Id have start the
script.
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Re: Starter of a script
It is posible on unix like system ( must be possible on others too But I
dont know )
On my machine which happens to be linux I do
$Parent_id = `cat /proc/$$/status |grep PPid |awk '{print \$2}'`
chomp $Parent_id
If you want the process name too you will get it from /proc/$Parent_id/stat
But be warned that this process will work only if the parent is still
running else It will show init
Cedric Gross wrote:
Hello every body,
How to know what task have run a perl script ?
I mean is possible to get within the code which process Id have start the
script.
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Re: Starter of a script
Cedric Gross wrote: Hello every body, Hello, How to know what task have run a perl script ? I mean is possible to get within the code which process Id have start the script. perldoc -f getppid John -- use Perl; program fulfillment -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
