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I got the win32-process-info module and I get a lot (read LOT) of information back from it , but I can't find the time running info.
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I got the win32-process-info module and I get a lot (read LOT) of information back from it , but I can't find the time running info.

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I really appreciate you guys help. It looks like I will have to make a call to an external process. I have found &quot;pslist&quot; which looks like it might give me what I need. If you don't mind, I will split the points between you two. <br />
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Thanks for your help!<br />
holein5<br />

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I really appreciate you guys help. It looks like I will have to make a call to an external process. I have found "pslist" which looks like it might give me what I need. If you don't mind, I will split the points between you two.

Thanks for your help!
holein5


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Is there a function or module that I can use to check the run time of a process on a Windows server so that I can kill it if it has exceeded a certain amount of time? If so, could you please point me in the right direction? I believe there is a tool in the resource kit that I could utilize, but I would like to not go external if there's a way for me to do it in perl.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
holein5<br />

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Is there a function or module that I can use to check the run time of a process on a Windows server so that I can kill it if it has exceeded a certain amount of time? If so, could you please point me in the right direction? I believe there is a tool in the resource kit that I could utilize, but I would like to not go external if there's a way for me to do it in perl.

Thanks!
holein5


Monitoring process run time

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