Antonello Cruz writes:
> You can get the ctid from svcs -l <fmri> and the processes member from
> ctstat -vi <ctid> and then process the output of ctstat.
> The downside of this approach is that I don't think either output, 'svcs
> -l' or 'ctstat -iv' are stable so you can rest assured your script will
> not break.
'svcs -Ho CTID <fmri>' should be expected to produce stable output, so
you ought to be able to do this to get the PIDs in a service:
pgrep -c `svcs -Ho CTID $fmri`
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