> RUNNING=`ps -p ${PID} -o pid=` # see if it's running
> RUNNING=`ps -C ${SCRIPT} -o pid=` # see if other instances are running
It occurred to me that you could probably save a line and do
RUNNING=`ps -p ${PID} -C ${SCRIPT} -o pid=`
Also, you'll probably want to check and make sure that $i in the loop
is a number before attempting to kill it.
--
Alan
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