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timeout - Bash Run command for certain time?

I am making a bash script for my use. How can I run a command for certain time, like 20 seconds and terminate command? I tried a lot of solutions but nothing works, I also tried timeout command with no success. Please give me some solution for this.

For example: I want to run this command in script and terminal after 10 sec

some command
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Here are some bash scripts and a program called timelimit which may solve your problem. Kill process after it's been allowed to run for some time

EDIT: I think I found a better solution. Try using the timeout program. From the man page: "timeout - run a command with a time limit". For example:

timeout 5s sleep 10s

It basically runs your command and after the specified duration it will kill it.


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