Shell script lecture des arguments

Bonjour,

J'ai fait un shell script qui permet de "killer" soit un user, soit un process, soit un process correspondant à un user.
quand je le lance avec les arguments suivants par example, pour "killer" le user jean et le process vi ca marche bien: sh kill_proc jean vi
Mais si je veux le lancer afin qu'il arrete plusieurs process à la fois (par example sh kill_proc jean vi|more), il n'arrete que le process vi et il ne prend pas en compte le process more. En fait concernant le 2ieme argument il ne lit que la partie qui est avant le |. Comment pourrais-je faire pour kil lise le vi et le more?
Merci

#!/usr/bin/ksh

##########################################################################################
#PROCEDURE :kill a usersame, or a process, or a process associated to a user
#kill_proc.ksh "username" #kill_proc.ksh "process" #kill_proc.ksh "username" "process"
##########################################################################################

#----------------
# Read the inputs
#----------------
INPUT1=$1
INPUT2=$2
NB_INPUTS=$#
USER_NAME=$(more /etc/passwd | grep "^$INPUT1")

#---------------------------
# Number of inputs incorrect
#---------------------------
if [ "$NB_INPUTS" != "1" ] && [ "$NB_INPUTS" != "2" ]; then
echo "You shoud precise a username, and/or a process to kill"
fi

#-----------------------------------------------------
#Check if the input is a username or a process to kill
#-----------------------------------------------------
if [ "$NB_INPUTS" == "1" ];then

#Input is the same user as we're using
if [ "$USER_NAME" != "" ] && [ "$INPUT1" == "$USER" ];then
ps -fu $INPUT1 | egrep -v 'ps|grep|kill' | awk 'NR != 1 {print $2}' > a.tmp

if [ 'cat a.tmp | wc -l' == "0" ];then
echo "There is no processes running for user $INPUT1"

else
echo "Killing the processes of user $INPUT1"
kill -9 'ps -fu $INPUT1 | egrep -v 'ps|grep|kill' | awk 'NR != 1 {print $2}''

fi

elif [ "$USER_NAME" != "" ] && [ "$INPUT1" != "$USER" ];then
echo "Permission Problem: you should run the script from the user $INPUT1"


#Input is a process
else
PROC=$1
ps -fu $USER | egrep -v 'ps|grep|sh kill' | grep $PROC | awk '{print $2}' > a.tmp

if [ 'cat a.tmp | wc -l' == "0" ];then
echo "Error:incorrect username/process"

else
echo "Killing the processes"
kill -9 'ps -fu $USER | egrep -v 'ps|grep|sh kill' | grep $PROC | awk '{print $2}''

fi
fi

#-------------------------------
#Check if the inputs are correct
#-------------------------------
elif [ "$NB_INPUTS" == "2" ];then

if [ "$USER_NAME" == "" ];then
echo "user not found: input1=user input2=process"

elif [ "$USER_NAME" != "" ] && [ "$INPUT1" != "$USER" ];then
echo "Permission Problem: you should run the script from the user $INPUT1"

else
ps -fu $INPUT1 | egrep '$INPUT2' | awk '{print $2}'
#ps -fu $INPUT1 | egrep -v 'ps|grep|sh kill' | grep $INPUT2 | awk '{print $2}' > a.tmp

if [ 'cat a.tmp | wc -l' == "0" ];then
echo "Incorrect process name for username $INPUT1"

else
echo "Killing the processes $INPUT2 for the user $INPUT1"
kill -9 'ps -fu $INPUT1 | egrep $INPUT2 | awk '{print $2}''
#kill -9 'ps -fu $INPUT1 | egrep -v 'ps|grep|sh kill' | grep $INPUT2 | awk '{print $2}''
fi
fi
fi