02-06-2013
Ps command source.
Dear friends,
I am using SCO Openserver 5.0.7.
Where does the ps -ef command pick the information from? Is it stored in some file?
Also, the ps -ef command or the ps -eo args command displays truncated information. How to get the complete expanded output without truncation?
Thanks in advance
Sabu.
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osdctl
OSDCTL(1) General Commands Manual OSDCTL(1)
NAME
osdctl - Controls osdsh via the command line
SYNOPSIS
osdctl <command>
DESCRIPTION
osdctl is the command line tool to control a running osdsh(1)
COMMANDS
-h Display help
-s string
displays a string
-b name,val
displays a bar up to val, named "name"
-l name,val
displays a slider at val, named "name"
-t int display the clock for int seconds
-c <0|1>
(de)activate the osd clock
-m <0|1>
(de)activate the mixer display
-p <0|1>
(de)activate the ppp watch feature
-a <0|1|2>
(de)activate the apm watch feature
1 for not to show percent bar, 2 to show it
-d interface
set the ppp interface (Default: ppp0)
-A int show battery status for int seconds
-e "comm args"
tell osdsh to do "comm" with "args"
-S scriptfile
execute commands form scriptfile
-x tell osdsh to quit
SEE ALSO
osdsh(1), osdshconfig(1).
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Joachim Breitner <nomeata@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
August 31, 2003 OSDCTL(1)