Greg Wooledge wrote:
But nobody does that. It's simply unnecessary. Likewise, you don't need
quotes around "on" or "off" because they don't contain special characters.
You also don't need quotes around the "==" string argument that was passed
in this command. It's funny that you would think you should put quotes
around "on" but not around "==", isn't it.
I didn't know much about shell rules.
Can you help check if my this script has any issue?
I use it to check the port is opened by which process.
(in our system there are many many ports opened by java (the hadoop
ecosystem)).
#!/bin/bash
PORT=$1
if [ -z $PORT ];then
echo "$0 port"
exit
fi
PS=`lsof -i :$PORT |grep LISTEN |awk '{print $2}'`
if [ -z $PS ];then
echo "no this port, or I don't have privilege to list the port"
exit
fi
ps -efw |grep $PS |grep -v grep
Thanks
