Those who are familiar with the Linux distributions mostly use ps -ef to find all processes that are running. If you log on to a FreeBSD machine and try the same; you will only see processes started by you.
To see all processes running on FreeBSD the best option is to use ps -auxww.
To see all processes running on FreeBSD the best option is to use ps -auxww.
Nice. I was looking for this.
ReplyDeleteI was familiar with getting the full process list on other Unix flavors, but was struggling with doing so on FreeBSD. Thanks for the tip.
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