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Hi all,
How can I get the list of all the processes that are either Orphan or Zombie or Running or Ended or Stopped ? Please suggest !! Thanks. Varun |
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ps will give you the status as sleeping or running or zombie
Orhpans = either zombies or daemons. daemons show owner=root and parent pid = 1 Ended process means looking into accounting files like wtmp, bmtp, or utmp for process entries with ut_type=USER_PROCESS (in C code). |
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Thanks for the reply first. Can you tell me how to list those processes with their status ? as in using ps -ef command. I am using AIX5.3 flavor of unix. |
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