ps command is used to get detailed information about process running on Linux, Unix and BSD systems. There are some popular options and use cases for ps where one of them is aux options. We will look this use case in this tutorial. For more detailed ps tutorial look following. Linux ps Command Tutorial...
Linux is command based operating system. Most of things are done in cli based environment bash . In this tutorial we will look popular and useful commands used by Linux system administrators and user. You can access detailed tutorials simply clicking links below. tr tr command is used to translate or delete...
Processes are the one of the main parts of the operations systems. All user side even kernel side operations are executed with process. Process generally created, run and killed. This life cycle of the process generally the same. During this life cycle we may need to get more information about...
While working process general ps command is used. Ps command provides detailed information about processes those run on the system. We generally use grep command with ps to filter or match. There is a alternative and more practical way to work process. Pgrep and pkill can be used to manage, list and kill...
We have previously looked the command kill to kill process accordion to their names, owners etc. But using only kill command to kill a process according to its owner is done with supportive commands like grep. In this tutorial we will look more compact and all in one command killall . Syntax...
Operating systems are bed for applications. These applications are executed as processes. Process start, waits and ends. Through their life time their complete given jobs. In this guide we will look how to kill Linux process in different ways. List Process To kill process we need to get information about...
While using remote sessions we may need to know the type and version of the remote shell . Bash is popular but there may be different shells like sh, csh, ksh etc. Using $SHELL Variable Shells provides environment variables to give information about the shell and the environment. $SHELL environment variable can...
