Re: 'top' command question
- From: Tony Arnold <tony.arnold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2008 13:52:16 +0100
Karl Larsen wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 07/07/2008 05:22 PM, Robert Dailey wrote:For a really long time I have used $ps -A which lists all the
Hi,Start top with a delay, so that it slows down the update:
Right now I'm trying to find all running processes in 'top' by command
name. For example, I want to find all processes with a command of
'iperf', I have an iperf daemon running and I need to find the PID for
it in the list so I can kill it with <k>. How can I navigate the list
of processes in 'top'? Note that I'm using Ubuntu Server 8.
Thanks.
top -d10
Then use Shift 'R' to swap the top and bottom pages so that you can see
what they are. But it's easier to use ps aux:
ps aux | grep iperf
the first number to the right of the User will be the PID.
kernels activities and when you see the one you want to stop you do that
by remembering the number of the item like 6324 and you kill it with
$sudo kill 6324.
You should also look at the pgrep and pkill man pages. They make this
easier.
Regards,
Tony.
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