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Unix: How do I automatically find jobs starting with "x" that are older than Y days?

Asked by sebastianrs in Linux Programming, Unix Systems Programming, Unix Networking

Tags: unix, linux, ssh, ps aux, delete jobs

The idea is to write a script that will parse a number of servers from a CSV file and then log into each of these servers via SSH. The script is then supposed to find jobs that are older than Y days and begin with "x".

Up until now, we logged into each server and ran the command "ps aux | grep o2" to find jobs.

How would I go about writing this script? In the end, we want to either run this script manually or through cron later on.
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