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How to custom application name in `ps -ef`?
A program named /usr/bin/aa.sh, two parameters: 11, 22. after start it, the row in `ps -ef` is almost like the following:
root 12198 10278 0.0 Nov 25 pts/3 0:00.23 /usr/bin/aa.sh 11 22 but I want to change "/usr/bin/aa.sh 11 22" to one rule string, such as: "AA_11_22", how to do it? |
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11-27-2002
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The shell script will need to copy itself calling the new copy "AA_11_22". Then it will need to exec the newly created script.
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