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How to find all the child processes of a parent process
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I am trying to see if there are some options in ps command or if there is a shell script which basically shows you all the processes spawned by a parent process , then all the processes of its child processes and so on down the hierarchy may be like a tree structure. It might be a generic issue in other environments . Regards Clifford |
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