Write a complete bash script that monitors the number of processes per user on the current CSE Linux machine (e.g., cse01, cse02, etc.) where the script is running. In particular, you will count all processes and total them per user every 5 seconds and report each user ID with the number of processes running during that time frame. Note this will include system processes. If the user enters a list of user IDs as arguments to the program it should only report processes for those users. In addition, you will install a custom signal handler to trap the SIGINT (i.e., ^C). This signal handler should prompt the user if they really want to exit. If they enter Y or y, your program should exit. If anything else is entered, the program should continue to run.

You will also print out the current date and time, a heading before listing the users and process count followed by a line containing the total number of users and total number of processes running. The users column and the counts should line up to look nice. Add a blank line between each output to make it easier to see each report. The output of each line

Please see the SAMPLE OUTPUT for several examples, including the different scenarios that might occur.

$ ./minor2.sh root uuidd WDJ0017

Sun 16 Feb 2020 11:19:06 PM CST

User ID Count

root 92

wdj0017 8

uuidd 1

3 USERS, TOTAL PROCESSES 101

Sun 16 Feb 2020 11:19:11 PM CST

User ID Count

root 92

wdj0017 8

uuidd 1

3 USERS, TOTAL PROCESSES 101

^C (SIGINT) received

Terminate Program? (Y/N) n

Continuing Execution

Sun 16 Feb 2020 11:19:16 PM CST

User ID Count

root 90

wdj0017 8

uuidd 1

3 USERS, TOTAL PROCESSES 99

Sun 16 Feb 2020 11:19:21 PM CST

User ID Count

root 90

wdj0017 8

uuidd 1

3 USERS, TOTAL PROCESSES 99

^C (SIGINT) received

Terminate Program? (Y/N) Y

Terminating program

$ ./minor2.sh

Sun 16 Feb 2020 11:21:34 PM CST

User ID Count

lightdm 14

cth0124 2

pcp0019 4

root 104

cjh0372 2

colord 1

rtkit 1

hhh0028 10

vsb0030 6

gst0031 2

fbg0007 5

eee0086 2

statd 1

shd0033 3

ga0221 6

sd0683 2

mel0220 6

aas0376 4

an0548 7

rk0423 12

jl0844 12

gj0099 14

systemd-resolve 1

systemd-timesync 1

pam0196 4

nmp0081 1

dmg0151 6

kas0499 3

aaa0694 1

rjp0109 4

mba0096 2

vg0254 7

nkn0021 7

tn0188 7

sn0508 2

bb0472 2

wdj0017 8

ima0041 3

ajs0403 4

pk0316 6

uuidd 1

rte0023 1

at0733 2

sshd 2

lam0518 2

fk0071 5

at0747 2

rwa0048 2

ksg0102 4

ao0291 2

50 USERS, TOTAL PROCESSES 312