On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:14:20, Paul McFerrin wrote:
Is there a way to get ps to display more on the COMMAND column?
Use the procps command instead. It works like the ps command on
Linux. For example I use the following command:
procps -e -o user,pid,ppid,sess,tty8,start,time,cmd -w 160
Is there a way to get ps to display more on the COMMAND column?
It appears to display only argv[0] and none of the others. So when
executing ksh scripts, they all show up as ksh. Or if you have
multiple executions of a single command, it makes it hard to identify
which one you want to kill
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