pstree command
LINUX-Frequently used commands
| pstree command View processes in a tree. |
| Syntax |
| pstree [Option] [Process ID or user name] |
| The pstree command displays the currently running processes in a tree.. The tree starts at 'pid', or 'init' if 'pid' is not specified. If a user name is specified, a tree will be displayed starting from the user name.. |
| Frequently used options |
| -a Displays the command line arguments -c Do not group subtrees with the same content -h Highlight the current process and its ancestor processes -l Display long lines. By default, long lines are cut off at the width of the display -n Processes with the same parent are sorted by PID rather than by name -p Displays the PID -u Displays the user ID |
| Example: Tree view of parent-child relationship of processes (no options). | ||
| $ su - ← Become a super user root Password: Enter root password # pstree
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| Example: Display process ID. | ||
| $ su - ← Become a super user root Password: Enter root password # pstree -u -p
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