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 - Date: Wed, 06 Feb 2002 13:24:04 +0900
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> How can I get the full command line options of when process which is currently running. When I needed to do this a couple of weeks ago I struggled through the ps man page (information overload), and eventually arrived at: ps -eo pid,command This is still not ideal as if the command is too long you still lose the right-hand part. So the proper solution is to tell ps to wordwrap, but I don't know how/if that is possible. Darren
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