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Display full command (including options) information in running
Post 302625237 by happy_lotus on Tuesday 17th of April 2012 12:20:29 PM
04-17-2012
Display full command (including options) information in running
Suppose I am a Unix user, not a root.
I can see all commands in running by ps -elf, or some similar commands. Such commands may be submit by other Unix users.
Is there a way that I can display those commands with their full parameters/options. For example, I can see a user is running "ls" command. But I am not sure the options he used. His actual commands may be in a form of ls -al. How can I see this detail?
Best regards,
Miedy
I can see all commands in running by ps -elf, or some similar commands. Such commands may be submit by other Unix users.
Is there a way that I can display those commands with their full parameters/options. For example, I can see a user is running "ls" command. But I am not sure the options he used. His actual commands may be in a form of ls -al. How can I see this detail?
Best regards,
Miedy
Last edited by happy_lotus; 04-18-2012 at 04:57 AM..
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