run command sleep1000, and remember the process id
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My task is run command sleep 1000 and remember the process id, maybe I dont understend, but how can I do it?
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My task is run command sleep 1000 and remember the process id, maybe I dont understend, but how can I do it?
linux bash process
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This should get you started: How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script?
– eyoung100
6 hours ago
(1) Do you mean run the commandsleep 1000in such a way that, after the 1000th second, you still remember what the PID was? Or are you allowed or required to approach it some other way? (2) What techniques do you know that might allow you to learn the PID of a process? (3) What have you tried? What were the results?
– Scott
6 hours ago
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My task is run command sleep 1000 and remember the process id, maybe I dont understend, but how can I do it?
linux bash process
linux bash process
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This should get you started: How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script?
– eyoung100
6 hours ago
(1) Do you mean run the commandsleep 1000in such a way that, after the 1000th second, you still remember what the PID was? Or are you allowed or required to approach it some other way? (2) What techniques do you know that might allow you to learn the PID of a process? (3) What have you tried? What were the results?
– Scott
6 hours ago
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This should get you started: How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script?
– eyoung100
6 hours ago
(1) Do you mean run the commandsleep 1000in such a way that, after the 1000th second, you still remember what the PID was? Or are you allowed or required to approach it some other way? (2) What techniques do you know that might allow you to learn the PID of a process? (3) What have you tried? What were the results?
– Scott
6 hours ago
This should get you started: How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script?
– eyoung100
6 hours ago
This should get you started: How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script?
– eyoung100
6 hours ago
(1) Do you mean run the command
sleep 1000 in such a way that, after the 1000th second, you still remember what the PID was? Or are you allowed or required to approach it some other way? (2) What techniques do you know that might allow you to learn the PID of a process? (3) What have you tried? What were the results?– Scott
6 hours ago
(1) Do you mean run the command
sleep 1000 in such a way that, after the 1000th second, you still remember what the PID was? Or are you allowed or required to approach it some other way? (2) What techniques do you know that might allow you to learn the PID of a process? (3) What have you tried? What were the results?– Scott
6 hours ago
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This should get you started: How to get the pid of the last executed command in shell script?
– eyoung100
6 hours ago
(1) Do you mean run the command
sleep 1000in such a way that, after the 1000th second, you still remember what the PID was? Or are you allowed or required to approach it some other way? (2) What techniques do you know that might allow you to learn the PID of a process? (3) What have you tried? What were the results?– Scott
6 hours ago