Re: floppy problem

gLaNDix (Jesse Kaufman) wrote:
> 
> is there a way (via command line, no gui) to see which processes are child
> processes of which other processes?  99% of the time i end up w/ a defunct
> process, i end up having to reboot or logout/login because i don't know
> which process is causing that defunct process to continue (granted, it
> doesn't happen often, so i'm not TOO concerned)...

try: ps -H

not sure what other flags can be combined with it, but

   ps -eH           lists all processes
   ps -H -u root    lists all processes owned by root
   ps -fH           gives you more info on default processes
   ps -efH          gives you more info on all processes

you can use -l, -j, or -o '...' with a user-defined output format instead of
-f.

if you insist on the bsd format flags, try: ps fx

and fiddle from there. the man page is potentially helpful.

> thx,
> gLaNDix


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