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STDOUT truncation
Operating system - Solaris 8, Korn shell, xterm
Command /usr/proc/bin/ptree [PID] outputs the process tree exactly as I want with all detail However, /usr/proc/bin/ptree [PID] | more truncates the process descriptions at an 80 character point. If the process tree has marched enough to the right, I see no description at all - but I still see the PID So does /usr/proc/bin/ptree [PID] > tmp_file So does ksh > tmp_file /usr/proc/bin/ptree [PID] I've tried all sorts of things to redirect the output but nothing wants to work - what's happening to STDOUT when it's being redirected in any way? |
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