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TJ Mann
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Posts: 44
1/31/2013 5:48 PM
does LUU run on windows 7 ? if so, DO i need to install java SDK, SUA and perl. sure, perl will be needed since install guide says "perl luusetup.pl PathToPerl". this product is replacement of MKS Toolkit.
John Henley
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Posts: 3348
1/31/2013 7:03 PM
Haven't tried it, but it's not supported. To answer your question, requires JDK, Perl and SUA (or cygwin in latest version of LUU). What are you trying to accomplish?
TJ Mann
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Posts: 44
1/31/2013 8:02 PM
I want to write shell script to stop/start windows PIDs, such as: ps -ef:grep iexplore. If exists, kill -9 $pid and so on. I have Cygwin, don't know how cd C drive
George Graham
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Posts: 201
1/31/2013 8:17 PM
Are you talking about on the individual desktops? Or from the server? If desktop there are a variety of other batch commands and/or scripts that you could use without having to install something like LUU - but, yes, its not unix-like commands.
John Henley
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Posts: 3348
1/31/2013 8:19 PM
don't use shell script -- use powershell--it's part of Windows...
kill -processname iexplore
TJ Mann
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Posts: 44
1/31/2013 8:47 PM
I have power shell too, but sure if commands like: if, else, while work as ksh
TJ Mann
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Posts: 44
2/1/2013 12:45 AM
cygwin does the trick for me, such as:
ps -W | grep -v grep |grep iexplore
if exists, exit, else cygstart iexplore.exe
thanks for pointing out. i only cygwin for xwindows for the last 10 years.
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