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06-23-2000 04:32 AM
06-23-2000 04:32 AM
ps
that all time I can see
Because I want to see all process that
begins.
if You know about it please tell me.
Thanks
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06-23-2000 04:37 AM
06-23-2000 04:37 AM
Re: ps
try the command:
top
which shows you permanently all proccesses.
The standard refresh intervall is 5 secs.
It can be set to 1 sec (the shortest time)
with:
top -s 1
Greetings
Andrew
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06-23-2000 04:41 AM
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Re: ps
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06-23-2000 06:56 AM
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Re: ps
ps -e will show all processes.
ps -ef
ps -el
ps -elf will show more detail for each process.
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06-25-2000 06:20 PM
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Re: ps
Thank you.