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edited Sep 17, 2013 at 10:11

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You can use following function to Get Process elapse time in minutes

GetProcTime() {
    local p=$1
    ps -eao "%C %U %c %t" | 
    awk "/$p/"'{print $4}' | 
    awk -F":" '{{a=$1*60} {b=a+$2}; if ( NF != 2 ) print b ; else print $1 }'
}

Test

root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime monit
0310
root@ubuntu:/tmp# if [[ $(GetProcTime apache2
104
104
104
104
104monit) -ge 360 ]]; then echo "Process is running more than 6 hrs"; else echo "OK"; fi
104OK
root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime init
460466
root@ubuntu:/tmp# uptime
if 15:34:56[[ up$(GetProcTime init) 7:40,-ge 360 1]]; user,then echo load"Process average:is 0.00,running 0.01,more 0.05
root@ubuntu:/tmp#than echo6 $((hrs"; 460else /echo 60"OK"; ))fi
7Process is running more than 6 hrs

You can use following function to Get Process elapse time in minutes

GetProcTime() {
    local p=$1
    ps -eao "%C %U %c %t" | 
    awk "/$p/"'{print $4}' | 
    awk -F":" '{{a=$1*60} {b=a+$2}; if ( NF != 2 ) print b ; else print $1 }'
}

Test

root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime monit
03
root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime apache2
104
104
104
104
104
104
root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime init
460
root@ubuntu:/tmp# uptime
 15:34:56 up  7:40,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05
root@ubuntu:/tmp# echo $(( 460 / 60 ))
7

You can use following function to Get Process elapse time in minutes

GetProcTime() {
    local p=$1
    ps -eao "%C %U %c %t" | 
    awk "/$p/"'{print $4}' | 
    awk -F":" '{{a=$1*60} {b=a+$2}; if ( NF != 2 ) print b ; else print $1 }'
}

Test

root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime monit
10
root@ubuntu:/tmp# if [[ $(GetProcTime monit) -ge 360 ]]; then echo "Process is running more than 6 hrs"; else echo "OK"; fi
OK
root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime init
466
root@ubuntu:/tmp# if [[ $(GetProcTime init) -ge 360 ]]; then echo "Process is running more than 6 hrs"; else echo "OK"; fi
Process is running more than 6 hrs

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answered Sep 17, 2013 at 10:06

Rahul Patil

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You can use following function to Get Process elapse time in minutes

GetProcTime() {
    local p=$1
    ps -eao "%C %U %c %t" | 
    awk "/$p/"'{print $4}' | 
    awk -F":" '{{a=$1*60} {b=a+$2}; if ( NF != 2 ) print b ; else print $1 }'
}

Test

root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime monit
03
root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime apache2
104
104
104
104
104
104
root@ubuntu:/tmp# GetProcTime init
460
root@ubuntu:/tmp# uptime
 15:34:56 up  7:40,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05
root@ubuntu:/tmp# echo $(( 460 / 60 ))
7