Hi There,
We are running the caller as .sh file that has 4 caller processes with
different call rate. We put in a sleep for an hour in the shell script for it
to run and then exit out after an hour.
This used to work, but recently we noticed, when the shell script exists after
an hour, the individual caller processes still keep running in the background
infinitely.
Below is the caller shell script that we are using:
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#!/bin/sh
echo 'Starting Caller'
sipp -sf call_divya.xml -i 10.40.102.110 -l 15 -r 15 -rp 2000 10.40.102.65
-inf datauac_divya.csv -d 9000 -trace_screen -trace_stat -bg
sipp -sf call_divya.xml -i 10.40.102.110 -l 8 -r 8 -rp 2000 10.40.102.65 -inf
datauac_divya.csv -d 150000 -trace_screen -trace_stat -bg
sipp -sf call_divya.xml -i 10.40.102.110 -l 3 -r 3 -rp 2000 10.40.102.65 -inf
datauac_divya.csv -d 540000 -trace_screen -trace_stat -bg
sipp -sf call_divya.xml -i 10.40.102.110 -m 1 10.40.102.65 -inf
datauac_divya.csv -d 3600000 -trace_screen -trace_stat -bg
sleep 3600
echo 'q' >/dev/udp/127.0.0.1/8888
echo 'q' >/dev/udp/127.0.0.1/8889
echo 'q' >/dev/udp/127.0.0.1/8890
echo 'q' >/dev/udp/127.0.0.1/8891
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Is there a way where we can specify run until specified time in the individual
processes?
Please let us know. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Divya
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