Linux gitps command
Linux gitps command procedures for reporting status.
gitps (gnu interactive tools process status) command is used to report and manage the execution of the program, basically it is reported by the ps command, administrative procedures, but also through gitps instruction interrupted at any time, remove unnecessary programs. Because gitps instruction to execute the ps command, and so its parameters ps command is quite similar.
grammar
gitps [acefgjlnrsSTuvwxX][p <程序识别码>][t <终端机编号>][U <帐号名称>]
Parameter Description:
- a show all the programs under the existing terminals, including other users of the program.
- c when the programs listed, each program displays real instruction name and does not include the path, marked parameters or permanent services.
- E When the programs listed, showing each program using environment variables.
- f tree with ASCII characters expressing the relationship between programs.
- g show all existing procedures under the terminal, including the group leader of the program.
- j job control format using the display program status.
- l using slender format to display program status.
- n In numerals USER and WCHAN fields.
- p <procedure identifier> Specifies the program identification number, and lists the status of the program.
- r lists only the current terminal program is being executed.
- s with the program signal format display program status.
- When S programs listed, including the interruption of routine information.
- t <terminal machine label> Specifies the terminal number, and lists the status of belonging to the terminal program.
- T Show all programs under the existing terminal.
- u user-based format to display program status.
- U <account name> List status belonging to the user program.
- v virtual memory format display program status.
- w using wide format display program status.
- x display all programs, not to the terminal to distinguish.
- X use the old try Linux i386 landed format display program status.
Examples
Displays the user information
# gitps hnlinux