jungle: Using ps -p
will check correctly whether $PID exists
#1545
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I think that It is appropriate to use
ps -p
in that place.I think that under certain conditions, existing code
[ "`ps -A -o pid= | grep -c $PID`" -eq 0 ]
may behave incorrectly.For example, if the content of $PID happens to be a short string(such as
199
), and another process includes the string(process such as2199
), then unfortunatelygrep -c
will returnpositive number even if
199
is not running.