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  Release of Firefox 2.0.0.16 and Seamonkey 1.1.11 for AIX         


Author: Uli Link
Date: Jul 15, 2008 07:13

Hello,

Firefox 2.0.0.16
<http://www.linkitup.de/ForAIX/Firefox/>
and
Seamonkey 1.1.11
<http://www.linkitup.de/ForAIX/Mozilla/>
are available at the usual place.

For the first time I also provide GTK2 builds with SVG support on AIX5L
or higher in addition to the traditional GTK1/AIX 4.3.3 builds.
If you have the IBM Firefox running, my GTK2/AIX5L builds should run
without further tweaks.

The last days I tried thoroughly testing Seamonkey and Firefox on AIX
5.1 on a minimal configuration also for determining the runtime
dependencies, as the build time environment is much more complex.
But as always feedback and test reports are welcome. I don't have tested
on AIX 5.3 or 6.1, but I expect it will work the same as it always did
before.
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  Beginner, help, script         


Author: Revenger
Date: Jul 15, 2008 01:39

Hi!
I'm not working in AIX at all but I have the need to make a script that
would kill all the processes that have "ftp" in their name.
The system is AIX 5.2, shell - ksh.

I know how to list the processes and kill them manually:
# ps -ef | grep ftp
root 54758 6966 0 10:00:36 - 0:00 ftpd
root 60452 41750 0 10:15:25 pts/61 0:00 grep ftp
informix 67210 48028 0 02:53:10 - 0:01 ftp -n
informix 70494 21584 0 02:13:45 - 0:00 ftp -n
#

I need to kill all the processes that are running under the "informix"
account and have "ftp -n" in their name (not the ftpd daemon)

I tried it like this:

ps -ef | grep ftp | read uname pid c3 c4 c5 c6 srcstr
if "$uname" = "informix" && "$srcstr" = "ftp -n"
then
kill pid
fi
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