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тАО04-25-2000 08:38 PM
тАО04-25-2000 08:38 PM
Full display from ps -ef command
Does anyone have an idea of how to display the full line output from a ps -ef
command. If for example I enter ps -ef|grep nettl the output is cut at 109
characters.
command. If for example I enter ps -ef|grep nettl the output is cut at 109
characters.
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тАО04-27-2000 10:21 AM
тАО04-27-2000 10:21 AM
Re: Full display from ps -ef command
If you are refering to the command line output I am pretty sure it is
restricted to something like 80 chars
restricted to something like 80 chars
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тАО04-28-2000 01:19 AM
тАО04-28-2000 01:19 AM
Re: Full display from ps -ef command
If I remove all of the "white" space it does drop to around 80 Characters but I
would of thought that this would be included ?
would of thought that this would be included ?
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тАО04-28-2000 08:04 AM
тАО04-28-2000 08:04 AM
Re: Full display from ps -ef command
The ps -ef command does give all the output to your tty.
I'm assuming that you are running from the console or a terminal (ASCII). If
it is a hp terminal, try changing the no. of columns to 132 and issue the ps
command. You can see all the output without wrapping around or truncated at
the edge.
If it is a graphic interface, well, you can increase the width.
If it is from a PC (telnet withing windows eg.,), you cannot do anything.
Hope you got the picture.
Good luck.
I'm assuming that you are running from the console or a terminal (ASCII). If
it is a hp terminal, try changing the no. of columns to 132 and issue the ps
command. You can see all the output without wrapping around or truncated at
the edge.
If it is a graphic interface, well, you can increase the width.
If it is from a PC (telnet withing windows eg.,), you cannot do anything.
Hope you got the picture.
Good luck.
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