Kill Moin

so I want a sh script to kill moni, since I always failed to kill its process with Ctl+c

so first I get the info and save it in a file

pet@girl:~$ ps aux|grep wiki >orignial.txt
pet@girl:~$ cat orignial.txt
pet       7560  0.0  0.5  96284 11628 pts/2    Sl+  10:51   0:01 python ./wikiserver.py
pet       9597  0.0  0.0   3336   792 pts/3    R+   11:24   0:00 grep wiki
pet@girl:~$
 

then I have

 pet@girl:~$ awk -F" " '{print $0}' orignial.txt
pet       7560  0.0  0.5  96284 11628 pts/2    Sl+  10:51   0:01 python ./wikiserver.py
pet       9597  0.0  0.0   3336   792 pts/3    R+   11:24   0:00 grep wiki
pet@girl:~$ awk -F" " '{print $1}' orignial.txt
pet
pet
pet@girl:~$ awk -F" " '{print $2}' orignial.txt
7560
9597
pet@girl:~$ awk -F" " '{print $3}' orignial.txt
0.0
0.0
pet@girl:~$ awk -F" " '{print $4}' orignial.txt
0.5
0.0
pet@girl:~$
 

finally I need this

pet@girl:~$ awk -F" " '{print $2}' orignial.txt >2.txt
pet@girl:~$ cat 2.txt
7560
9597
pet@girl:~$
 

:-) nice thing here is I use just one space for '''-F''', and everything is fine

then all I need is the first line

pet@girl:~$ awk '{if(NR**1); print $1; exit;}' 2.txt
7560
pet@girl:~$ awk '{print NR; print $1}' 2.txt
1
7560
2
9597
pet@girl:~$

so I use this

pet@girl:~$ awk '{if(NR**1); print $1; exit;}' 2.txt >3.txt
pet@girl:~$ cat 3.txt
7560
pet@girl:~$

now I need to know how to pass it to '''kill -9'''

kill -9  `cat /dev/stdin`
 

let us name the above file "peter.sh" so we just use pipeline to read the file and send it to the stdin of peter.sh

cat 3.txt|sh peter.sh
 

1. then the job is done.

real case

to be handy I acutally have everything in one file

ps aux|grep wiki >orignial.txt
awk -F" " '{print $2}' orignial.txt>2.txt
awk '{if(NR**1); print $1; exit;}' 2.txt>3.txt
kill -9 `cat 3.txt`
rm -rf -.txt #rm tmp files

then put in /usr/bin/moin-kill the following content

#!/bin/sh
sh /home/pet/moin-1.8.5/killmoin.sh

check what I used to kill virtualbox

$ps aux | grep virtual | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9     //kill virtualbox