Re: [LINUX_Newbies] PS -u Command

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 8:56 AM, kc9nsa <mike@mikesigler.com> wrote:
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> Im trying to do a PS –u for PID's running under certain users. The problem im having is; the users have numeric usernames ex: 6545 and it won't display the pids running under numeric usernames. Any text username displays all the pids running under that username, but not for the numeric usernames.
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lowercase "ps" right? or are you using something else?

ps -Af will list all processes running and display user names
including numeric along with other info

ps -Af | sort will print the list in numeric and alphabetic order
by (hopefully) username.
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