linux ps ef无输出,ps -ef | grep 的疑问以及nohup.out的输出问题

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Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.misc

From: Rockinghorse Winner

Subject: Re: top vs ps -ef

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Date: 05 May 2009 15:29:53 GMT

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While reading comp.os.linux.misc, these remarks by Nathan caught my eye

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> sydneypue...@yahoo.com wrote:

>

>> Hello,

>> I have a linux box which is leaking memory quite badly.

>> The problem seems to be related to memory heavy java processes that

>> show up in top

>> 9342 netcool   15   0 42428  28M  2304 S     0.3  1.4   0:50   2 java

>> 10811 netcool   15   0 19000  18M  2176 S     0.2  0.9   0:00   1 java

>>  9596 netcool   15   0  1368 1368   776 S     0.1  0.0   0:07   0 top

>>  9616 netcool   15   0  410M 410M  2364 S     0.1 20.4   0:03   0

>> java  

>>

>> but do not show up with a

>> [user1@oxygen etc]$ ps -ef | grep 9616

>>

>> so I dont know which java app this belongs to.

>>

>> Any suggestions for further trouble shooting?

>>

>> TIA

>>

>> Syd

>

> top and ps don't work the same way.  Try pstree or ps without grepping

> the specific pid.

Wow, didn't know   about pstree.  Thanks!

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