Get pid of a process
Hi,
command "ps -ef | grep Controller" give me the list of all process
running...
say,
nsmail 11594 11593 0 Sep 07 ? 0:00 mailController
ms01.mac.com
nsmail 11680 11594 0 Sep 07 ? 0:00 mailController
ms01.mac.com
nsmail 11683 11594 0 Sep 07 ? 0:00 mailController
ms01.mac.com
Now i would like to get only the Pids of "mailController ms01.mac.com"
?????
What should be the command????
-Kimi
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