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Create a pidof command to find PID numbers easily
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Create a pidof command to find PID numbers easily
It's also useful if you've accidentally started too many processes of a command and just wish to kill one or two of them. Killall isn't that helpful there.
Create a pidof command to find PID numbers easily
it's always the simplest things that are the best. After having used various unices over the last 10 years, I've always ps|grep'd.
Create a pidof command to find PID numbers easily
not really, piping ps|grep is safe. I have been using linux for a decade and posix be dammed i have to re-learn commands all over again!
making pidof case insensitive?
Hi, not to appear too lazy or stupid, but is there a way to make pidof case insensitive? I hate having to remember if something like itunes is iTunes or Itunes or iTuNeS or whatever.
making pidof case insensitive?
#!/bin/sh
making pidof case insensitive?
My solution, short and reasonably sweet (I call it pidf): |
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