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Kace script verify two or more process are not running

Hello, i have created a online kscript that verifies if a process is running if so (on success)run something.
Now i want to add two or more processes to the same script. So the outcome will be all both or three processes are no running then on success run something.
However i tried adding two more verify a process is running to the same task. this has not worked as it looks like it will only continue if there is a success.
for example
process 1 = is running
Process 2 = is running
process 3 = is running.

The output is it checks process 1 and thats a fail as it is running, then it does not check process 2 or 3.

I tried adding different tasks so that it verifies each process, but the output im looking for is i only want something to run if all three processes are not running.

Any ideas on this?

thanks


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  • You could do this with a powershell script. your list of processes and then count them. If all are closed, Succeed, otherwise it will fail. Make sure to adjust your process names and the -eq # to what you need

    Just do a launch program:
    Dir:$(KACE_SYS_DIR)
    File:Powershell.exe
    Wait
    executionpolicy bypass -file "$(KACE_DEPENDENCY_DIR)\ProcCheck.ps1"

    Then save this as ProcCheck.ps1

    $Output = 0
    @(
    "Word",
    "Outlook",
    "Excel"
    ) | Foreach-Object {
    if (Get-Process $_ -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)
    { Write-Output "$_ is running" }
    else {
    Write-Output "$_ is not running... Adding 1 to variable"
    $Output++ }
    }
    Write-Host $Output
    If (($Output) -eq 3) { Exit 0 } else { Exit 1 } - Desktop Jockey 7 years ago
  • Many Thanks i was just thinking after i wrote this that maybe i should use a online shell script as its for macOS. Thanks again - markc0 7 years ago

Answers (1)

Posted by: JasonEgg 7 years ago
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Another way to do it would be to check for each process and kill it if it is running. If that will interfere with users then you could create a message window that advises them to close whatever programs before the script begins.
 
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