[icecast] capturing pid from command line

[Dave St John]

that was interesting LOL
keep in mind its capturing the pid in a loop
see previous posts

results
[root at localhost icecast2]# cat pids/*
7060 - 8014-replaced-configfile.xml
7065 7060 - 8400-replaced-configfile.xml
7072 7065 7060 - 8404-replaced-configfile.xml
7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8410-replaced-configfile.xml
7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8604-replaced-configfile.xml
7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8606-replaced-configfile.xml
7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8614-replaced-configfile.xml
7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8616-replaced-configfile.xml
7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8622-replaced-configfile.xml
7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 -
8626-replaced-configfile.xml
7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 -
8628-replaced-configfile.xml
7175 7174 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 -
8630-replaced-configfile.xml
7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 -
8632-replaced-configfile.xml
7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 -
8634-replaced-configfile.xml
7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 -
8636-replaced-configfile.xml
7237 7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072 7065
7060 - 8638-replaced-configfile.xml
7249 7237 7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095 7072
7065 7060 - 8640-replaced-configfile.xml
7256 7249 7237 7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101 7095
7072 7065 7060 - 8642-replaced-configfile.xml
7277 7256 7249 7237 7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116 7101
7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8648-replaced-configfile.xml
7284 7277 7256 7249 7237 7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123 7116
7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8650-replaced-configfile.xml
7308 7284 7277 7256 7249 7237 7230 7208 7201 7175 7169 7162 7148 7141 7123
7116 7101 7095 7072 7065 7060 - 8652-replaced-configfile.xml

<p><p><p>Dave St John
(CEO) Mediacast1.com
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave St John" <groups at mediacast1.com>
To: <icecast at xiph.org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 3:16 AM
Subject: Re: [icecast] capturing pid from command line

<p>> > pidof ???
> nevermind i misread ya :)
>
> ill give that a worl
>
>
> Dave St John
> (CEO) Mediacast1.com
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Drew Bertola" <drew at drewb.com>
> To: <icecast at xiph.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 12:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [icecast] capturing pid from command line
>
>
> > On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 21:53, Dave St John wrote:
> > > Anyone know of or how to capture the pid via the command line in bash?
> >
> > pidof ???
> >
> > $ pidof httpd
> > 827 825 824 788
> >
> > --
> > Drew
> >
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