How do you know about running processes of a particular
user?
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Answer / lekshmanan s
ps -ef|grep $(whoami)
$(whoami) gives the username and that is grep(ed or
searched) in ps -ef
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Answer / punit sharma
ps -u <username> can provide the processes running for the
user.
ps -fu <username> can provide the full listing of the
processes running for the user
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