ScreenProcMonitor

Description

You can use this shell to monitor you program run in screen(always the program in Linux/Unix), in case you program in screen crashed unexcepted or finished. Once you program in screen exited, the monitor process will restart you program automatically.

How to use

./ScreenProcMonitor.sh $file $time

• $file is the file that tells the screen and the process we want to monitor.
• $file is listed as this type:

screen_1;0;python test.py
//$session;$window;$command(do not add this line in your file)

• $time is the time interval between twice monitor check.

• Example:

./ScreenProcMonitor.sh monitor.txt 10s

Note

• You can use "screen -ls" in terminal to see the screen information.
• You can use & in shell environment ( after command, [./ScreenProcMonitor.sh monitor.txt 10s &] ) to run the monitor at backgroud to monitor multi-process, this will seems like a fake multi-thread.
• Exit: To fully stop the single-monitor or multi-monitor, you can use kill-monitor.sh to kill all the monitor process.