engine: add more code to stress-ng if statement

Signed-off-by: Douglas Schilling Landgraf <[email protected]>

engine

@@ -253,31 +253,31 @@ main() {
                     echo "Failed to run stress-ng. Exiting."
                     exit 1
                 fi
-            fi
-
-	    # Find the process IDs (PIDs) of running stress-ng processes,
-	    # remove duplicates, and store the output in the stress_pids
-	    # variable
-	    stress_pids=$(pgrep stress-ng | uniq | while read pid; do
-	    # Extract the second argument of the stress-ng command to
-	    # determine the stressor type
-	    stress_type=$(ps -p $pid -o args= | awk '{print $2}')
-
-	    # If no specific stressor type is found, output the PID with
-	    # 'stress-ng'
-	    if [ -z "$stress_type" ]; then
-	      echo "$pid stress-ng"
-	    else
-	      # Otherwise, append the stressor type to 'stress-ng' and
-	      # output it with the PID
-	      echo "$pid stress-ng-$stress_type"
-	    fi
-	    done)
 
-            # Run monitor with stress-ng pids
-            stress_pids=$(pgrep stress-ng)
-            MONITOR_INTERVAL_SEC=5
-            system_ongoing ${MONITOR_INTERVAL_SEC} ${stress_pids[@]}
+	        # Find the process IDs (PIDs) of running stress-ng processes,
+	        # remove duplicates, and store the output in the stress_pids
+	        # variable
+	        stress_pids=$(pgrep stress-ng | uniq | while read pid; do
+	        # Extract the second argument of the stress-ng command to
+	        # determine the stressor type
+	        stress_type=$(ps -p $pid -o args= | awk '{print $2}')
+
+	        # If no specific stressor type is found, output the PID with
+	        # 'stress-ng'
+	        if [ -z "$stress_type" ]; then
+	          echo "$pid stress-ng"
+	        else
+	          # Otherwise, append the stressor type to 'stress-ng' and
+	          # output it with the PID
+	          echo "$pid stress-ng-$stress_type"
+	        fi
+	        done)
+
+                # Run monitor with stress-ng pids
+                stress_pids=$(pgrep stress-ng)
+                MONITOR_INTERVAL_SEC=5
+                system_ongoing ${MONITOR_INTERVAL_SEC} ${stress_pids[@]}
+            fi
 
             ;;
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