Hi!
I'm logging user process table information to a file every 5 seconds, using the "ps" command in Linux.
The output I get is for instance...
Tue Feb 13 11:02:33 2007 00:05:18 3 02:34:38 1 8265 TNl 3.4 3.7 beagled-helper
Where this is:
Started, time, c, elapsed, ppid, pid, stat, %cpu, %mem, command
What I want to do is for instance pick all the processes that are the same (same creation date) and print them with the latest elapsed time etc. That's one of the things I want to do amongst other..
Any tips?
Thank you
- eds0n
I'm logging user process table information to a file every 5 seconds, using the "ps" command in Linux.
The output I get is for instance...
Tue Feb 13 11:02:33 2007 00:05:18 3 02:34:38 1 8265 TNl 3.4 3.7 beagled-helper
Where this is:
Started, time, c, elapsed, ppid, pid, stat, %cpu, %mem, command
What I want to do is for instance pick all the processes that are the same (same creation date) and print them with the latest elapsed time etc. That's one of the things I want to do amongst other..
Any tips?
Thank you
- eds0n