Unfortunately, the /usr/local/pi/pimgr/bin/pimgr-jobs utility doesn't provide a "kill-all" option that automagically kills all the jobs that are currently scheduled to run.
Here's some simple scriptfoo that does the trick rather well:
wrt this excellent link, plain old awk doesn't support braces/curlybrackets for denoting the number of occurrences. So you have to use gawk instead, with the '--re-interval' option as shown above. Whoa.
Here's some simple scriptfoo that does the trick rather well:
for i in `gawk --re-interval '$1 ~ /^[0-9]{1,4}/ {print $1}' 1`
do
./pimgr-jobs --jobid=$i kill-delete
done
wrt this excellent link, plain old awk doesn't support braces/curlybrackets for denoting the number of occurrences. So you have to use gawk instead, with the '--re-interval' option as shown above. Whoa.
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