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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Unable to grep the process Post 302987133 by mohtashims on Tuesday 6th of December 2016 03:56:07 AM
Old 12-06-2016
Bug
The issue is not to do with different users or different putty session. Becoz i Cannot find i.e grep for the logginexpert.sh script with the same user in the same putty session.

Also,

Code:
  /bin/ps -fu | /bin/grep ex
  /bin/ps: option requires an argument – u
  
  pgrep -u user1  ex
  No results Found.

/bin/ps fu  | /bin/grep ex
/bin/ps: illegal option -- f

/bin/ps u   | /bin/grep bk
Result not Found.

Let me know what are we missing ?
 

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