04-12-2010
Root user is showing in ps -ef
Hi,
I am using the korn shell script to check the particular process is running or not in Soloris.But this script started in my login and if I give ps -ef | grep 'pname' it is showing the user as root.I am not using any where the root login access.It is miserable why the root login is coming.
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