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display full process name
hi,
everytime i use the "ps -elf" command to monitor the processes, i always encounter one problem. some process names are just to long and was truncated. what command should i use to display the full command/process that is running. pls help me. urgent. thanks |
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you can use
ps -x also for more information regarding your process you can check the /proc/<pid>/stat file. where <pid> is the number of the process |
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