Stephen Reilly wrote:
>>>Anyway, that's what grep is for man! :)
>>>>A true believer in the Unix philosophy.
>> Too right,
> grep "\<12\>" errno.h
> #define ENOMEM 12 /* Out of memory */
> Use sed if you want it formatted...
Which errno.h would that be then?
What happens when you try 1 rather than 12?
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Process managment
ps -A #show all processes
ps -Af #show all processes with full command line
ps -Al #show all processes with extra info
ps -A --forest #show all processes and associated hierarchy
You can search the process list using grep, and send
signals using the command `kill -num pid`. The default
num is 15 (SIGTERM). `kill -l` will give a list.
Note kill -9 should never be used in normal operation.
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