Shell scripts to to moniter applications status and email.

I want to create a script in Linux to moniter applications running or not ,if not send an email with details and logs.
I am new to shell scripts. Appreciate your help.

Hi,
This forum is for Microsoft technologies. You'll get better Linux help in Linux focused forums, such as this one:
http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/
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957704 wrote:
I need help how to grep that information from crontab -l
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# hour          (0 thru 23)
# day-of-month (1 thru 31)
# month         (1 thru 12)
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#=========================================================================
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Dear experts,
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EOF
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UNIX path AND Do shell script path with spaces

I am trying to building a interface with buttons to execute shell commands when the button is pressed. Below press button execute code.
I am new to AppleScript and Xcode and Interface builder. I have read different post referencing spaces but I still don't understand.
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Camelot's explanation was good, but you don't seem to get it, so I'll take a crack at explaining as well.
First off, you need to understand what "do shell script" does and does not do. "do shell script" takes a string from AppleScript and passes it to a shell interpreter. It does not check in advance that this string makes sense. (That is impossible to do, in fact.) It just passes it along. The shell interpreter then converts the string into a command, or series of commands, and attempts to run them.
In AppleScript, quotation marks around something make that something a string. So, for example:
"rm "
is a string containing a letter r, a letter m, and then a space. Some commands can also return a string, which can then be stored in a named variable, as for example:
set a_variable to (the text returned of display dialog "Hi!" default answer "Some text")
When you wish to put two strings together in AppleScript, you use the & operator, as in:
"String 1" & "String 2"
In this example, there is no space at the end of the first string, and none at the beginning of the second, so the result is:
"String 1String 2"
All clear so far?
When a shell interpreter attempts to convert a string into commands, it has to split the string into pieces. A space signifies a break between pieces. In order to put a space into a single item, you can do a number of things. You can put the whole item in quotation marks (single or double), which is known as "quoting":
'/A/Path/With/A Space'
or you can put a backslash before the space, which is known as "escaping":
/A/Path/With/A\ Space
You can combine quoting and escaping if you do it right. For example, the backslash also lets you use a quotation mark inside a single item which is quoted:
"/A/Path/With/A Space/And/A\"Quotation/Mark"
There are further rules and substitutions that sometimes border on the arcane.
In order to simplify things, Apple created the command "the quoted form of". This command takes a string and returns a new string which is properly set up so that it will be just one item when split up for the command line. It will add quotation marks, backslashes, or whatever.
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"rm " & the quoted form of thePath
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Try making a new script in Script Editor which says
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I am a very new Oracle DBA and I just have an interview where i have been ask two questions that i have no idea of what it is
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1/ What is shell scripting and how do you do shell scripting?shell accept command from you (via keyboard) and execute them. But if you use command one by one (sequence of 'n' number of commands) , the you can store this sequence of command to text file and tell the shell to execute this text file instead of entering the commands. This is know as shell script.
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"Shell Script is series of command written in plain text file. Shell script is just like batch file in MS-DOS
for example:- for taking backup, health check and doing some task Operating system level or Oracle database level we can create shell script and schedule a cron job
2/ What is Patching and how do you do patching?for example ,in windows while using sometimes you might face an issue/error and it gives pop up error message would like to send/report this error to microsoft? microsoft will send you a fix for that. lot of fixes for errors/bugs are released as patches.( n number of patches with newer features are releases as new version)
likewise in oracle for resolving bugs we should have to apply patch.
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I have a pl/sql package which will call a shell script program.The shell script program is written in order to send the invoice hold details of AP as a mail.The parameters to this program are passed in the pl/sql package.
The shell script program has
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to - email
from - email
hold id - which is a number
hold name - varchar2( free text)
hold reason - varchar2( free text)
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Using a UNIX shell script to run a Java program (packaged in a JAR)

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I have an application (very small) that connects to our database. It needs to run in our UNIX environment so I've been working on a shell script to set the class path and call the JAR file. I'm not making a lot of progress on my own. I've attached the KSH (korn shell script) file code.
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CFG_DIR="`dirname $0`"
EXIT_STATUS=${SUCCESS}
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OLDDIR="`pwd`"
cd $PLCS_ROOT_DIR
java -classpath $
EXIT_STATUS=$?
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Hi,
I have an application (very small) that connects to
our database. It needs to run in our UNIX environment
so I've been working on a shell script to set the
class path and call the JAR file.
#!/bin/sh
exec /your/path/to/java -cp your:class:paths:here -MoreJvmOptionsHere your.package.and.YourClass "$@"Store this is a file of any name, e.g. yuckiduck, and then change the persmissions to executechmod a+x yuckiduckThe exec makes sure the shell used to run the script does not hang around until that java program finishes. While this is only a minor thing, it is nevertheless infinite waste, because it does use some resources but the return on that investment is 0.
CFG_DIR="`dirname $0`"You would like to fetch the directory of the installation out of $0. This breaks as soon as someone makes a (soft) link in some other directory to this script and calls it by its soft linked name. Your best bet if you don't know a lot of script programming is to hardcode CFG_DIR.
OLDDIR="`pwd`"
cd $PLCS_ROOT_DIRVery bad technique in UNIX. UNIX supports the notion of a "current directory". If your user calls this program in a certain directory, you should assume that (s)he does this on purpose. Making your application dependent on a start in a certain directory ignores the very helpful concept of 'current directory' and is therefore a bug.
cd $OLDDIRThis has no effect at all because it only affects the next two lines of code and nothing else. These two lines, however, don't depend on the current directory. In particular this (as the cd above) does not change the current directory for the interactive shell your user is working in.
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exit $EXIT_STATUSEchoing the exit status is an interesting idea, but if you don't do this for a very specific purpose, I recommend not to do this for the simple reason that no other UNIX program does it.
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Do shell script problem in Applescript

Hi,
I am an Applescript novice and have been trying to write a code to go to a particular folder, look for all files in the folder tree with extension .m2v and run an executable file to decode them. My problem is that when I run my code (containing do shell script), it searches through all files and folders on Mac HD and starts decoding .m2v files elsewhere that I don't want.
Eventually it runs out of space (.m2v file decoding takes a lot of space), because it is dumping all decoded .yuv files onto the HD.
When I run the command on Terminal, it executes the decoding perfectly and stores the decoded files in the same folder.
Please help me about what's going on.
My code is something like:
tell application "Finder"
set DestinationFolder to "xxxxxx:xxxx:xxxx"
set NumFolders to (get count of folders under Destination folder)
repeat for SomeVar from 1 to NumFolders
set FolderinQuestion to folder SomeVar of DestinationFolder
-- Tried tell application "Terminal" here, but did not know --how to export the FolderinQuestion variable from Finder to --Terminal
do shell script " \" cd \" & (POSIX path of (result as text));
for file in `find $pwd \"*.mov\"`
do
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done"
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The root of the problem is that you're trying to quote the cd command for some reason:
<pre class=command>do shell script " \" cd \" & (POSIX path of (result as text));
...</pre>
In addition to that you're including the & (POSIX path of (result as text)) as part of the shell command whereas this should be OUTSIDE of the quotes in order to get evaluated
If you work that through you'll end up with a shell command that looks like:
<pre class=command>" cd " & (POSIX path of (result as text))</pre>
If you try to run that in a terminal you'll get a cd : command not found error and that's why the rest of it appears to fail.
The solution to that one is simple - just don't bother quoting the cd and put the POSIX path stuff outside of the quotes to get it evaluated at runtime:
<pre class=command>do shell script "cd " & quoted form of POSIX path of (FolderInQuestion as text)) & ";
# rest of shell commands here"</pre>
Now, as for the rest of the script there are a few things I would change.
First, unless you need to know the index, don't do:
>repeat for SomeVar from 1 to NumFolders
set FolderinQuestion to folder SomeVar of DestinationFolder
the issue is that the number of folders to process may change during the script's execution (other processes may create or remove folders). This will, at best, cause some folders to be skipped and, at worst, cause the script to fail.
If you're iterating through a list, the best option is to just:
<pre class=command>repeat with FolderInQuestion in (folders of DestinationFolder)
...</pre>
This automatically sets the iterator (in this case, FolderInQuestion, to the first item in the list and increments it for each iteration through the loop.
Secondly, in your shell script itself, scrub the entire do/done loop. You're already using find, so have that do the hard work using the -exec switch:
<pre class=command>find path -name "*.mov" -exec /usr/local/bin/decode {} \;</pre>
In find's case, {} is substituted with the current file's path.
Putting this together you'd get:
<pre class=command>tell application "Finder"
set DestinationFolder to "xxxxxx:xxxx:xxxx"
repeat with folderInQuestion in (get folders of folder DestinationFolder)
do shell script "cd " & quoted form of POSIX path of folderInQuestion & "; find . -name \"*.mov\" -exec /usr/bin/decode {} \\;"
end repeat
end tell</pre>
Note that I've used 'quoted form of POSIX path' - this takes care of any shell-unsafe characters like spaces in the path name. I've also used \\; for the -exec switch - this is so that AppleScript passes the \ to the shell command rather than using it for its own escaping.
But you're not done yet!
There's still one fatal flaw in this process - and that is the fact that find by default, is recursive - it will walk through every directory that it finds.
This means that if you start at the top folder and iterate through, find will find all .mov files and decode them. Your script then cd's to the first subdirectory and repeats the process - decoding all the .mov files in that directory and all its subdirectories even though they've ALREADY been decoded.
The upshot is that you only need to run one loop starting at the top level. You don't need to iterate through all the subdirectories since find will do that for you.
In addition to that, there might not be a need to use cd at all since the first argument to find is the directory to start searching in. Unless there's some reason that you need to start decode from the top level directory (e.g. is that where it saves the files?), you can drop the whole repeat loop altogether and just run with:
<pre class=command>set startFolder to (choose folder)
do shell script "find " & quoted form of posix path of startFolder & " -name \"*.mov\" -exec /usr/bin/decode {} \\;"</pre>
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