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Hammer & Screwdriver Need generic command to get complete running process details
I am on SunOS and Linux

I need generic command to get complete process details from which i will eventually extract socket details (listen address and port)

Code:
ps -ef | ggrep -i server | ggrep -i mydomain

does not yield a process that should have both the grep entries along with the listen address and port.

I need a command generic in Solaris and Linux which also prints the socket details.

If generic is not possible i will appreciate individual ps command for linux and SunOS that gives me the detailed ps output including the socket details.

Can you please help ?
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