Questions tagged [pgrep]
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Is this many Apache instances normal?
We run Apache version 2.2.8-1ubuntu0.15 on our VPS instance of Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS \n \l, as I determined by asking this question.
When I issue pgrep apache2, I get the following:
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Iain Samuel McLean Elder
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puppet onlyif with pgrep does not work
I want to use an exec in puppet onlyif its process is NOT running
exec { "execute me":
onlyif => "pgrep -fc 'ruby execute.rb'",
command => "execute me",
}
So on the above case, if the process 'ruby execute.rb' is already running, the…
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Spyros Lambrinidis
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pgrep wget: what is the details of process id?
when typing pgrep wget, it show process id 10144
but how to know what is the details of this process id
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kopeklan
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pgrep search multiple words
I'm using pgrep to find running processes having some words
> pgrep -f "otp"
2345
2343
More than one process is identified. There is another word in the command line that would help me zero in to the exact process. So, I want to search for two…
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Nikhil VJ
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How can I find a specific PHP process with pgrep (monit related)
I've got a number of php processes that I'm running in the background, with monit as the manager for them. My current config for monit looks like:
check process myprocess1
matching "process1.php"
start program = "/usr/bin/php…
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Jim Miller
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