How to run watch command for certain amount of time?
I have this command,
watch -n 5 "MY Command"
This command will update every five seconds but I want it to automatically exit after 2 minutes, is there any way I can do that?
bash watch-command
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I have this command,
watch -n 5 "MY Command"
This command will update every five seconds but I want it to automatically exit after 2 minutes, is there any way I can do that?
bash watch-command
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I have this command,
watch -n 5 "MY Command"
This command will update every five seconds but I want it to automatically exit after 2 minutes, is there any way I can do that?
bash watch-command
I have this command,
watch -n 5 "MY Command"
This command will update every five seconds but I want it to automatically exit after 2 minutes, is there any way I can do that?
bash watch-command
bash watch-command
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I found this one in other forum, anyone knows any other way?
timeout -sHUP 1m watch -n1 ./script.sh
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I found this one in other forum, anyone knows any other way?
timeout -sHUP 1m watch -n1 ./script.sh
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I found this one in other forum, anyone knows any other way?
timeout -sHUP 1m watch -n1 ./script.sh
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I found this one in other forum, anyone knows any other way?
timeout -sHUP 1m watch -n1 ./script.sh
I found this one in other forum, anyone knows any other way?
timeout -sHUP 1m watch -n1 ./script.sh
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