i am build application who start capturing via Tshark with command line and i am looking for option to count all the received packets after i am start Tshark process this is my function who start the process:
int _interfaceNumber;
string _pcapPath;
Process tshark = new Process();
tshark.StartInfo.FileName = _tshark;
tshark.StartInfo.Arguments = string.Format(" -i " + _interfaceNumbe
I'm using the following code (any tried many variations) in a web page that is supposed to kill a process on the server:
Process scriptProc = new Process();
scriptProc.StartInfo.FileName = @"c:\windows\system32\killmyprocess.vbs";
scriptProc.Start();
scriptProc.WaitForExit();
scriptProc.Close();
The VBS file is supposed to kill a process using pskill.exe, but never works.
A good mate on a forum had helped me with creating this script but everything Ive thrown at it outputs wrong and I do not know why or what is the issue. I ran all my script in ubuntu's terminal if questioned as bash test.sh.
Using Ubuntu 12.04. is there any way to hide a running process ? That process shouldn't' display in system monitor,top,htop . There is no problem to remember the process id (PID) so observation of the process can be done easily .but i want to hide the process completely . is there any way ?
I run a shell command within PHP as
shell_exec("find / test.txt");
PHP initiates this process but does not kill it. If interrupting the PHP (e.g.
I am new babe to Linux. So please skip to read if you are not patient with begineer.
Let's say I am asked to check and shut down the processes that I am not familiar with.
So when I ls under bin folder, I see multiple process .sh.
Hello Everyone,
There is a column kthr:b in vmstat.
I'm running a process from the user SYSTEM. (In the Task Manager, the process is being run by the User Name SYSTEM, not my username.) Even though I'm an admin, the process can't write files over DFS because the username SYSTEM doesn't have the same permissions that I do.
I am using tmpnam() to generate a temp file name in process 1.
Opening that file and sending the file name to another process 2.
The other process 2 opens and writes into that file.
But, simply I want to know if my process 1 dies, will the file be removed by the OS. Doesnt look like this is happening.