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40 lines
1.5 KiB
HTML
<header>Edit Process</header>
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This page displays details of a running process. At the top
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the following information is displayed :
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<dl>
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<dt><b>Command</b>
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<dd>The program and command line arguments for this process
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<dt><b>Process ID</b>
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<dd>The unique process ID
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<dt><b>Parent Process</b>
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<dd>The process that created this one. Click on it to display the details of
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the parent.
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<dt><b>User</b>
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<dd>The user who owns this process, and with whose permissions it runs
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<dt><b>CPU Use</b>
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<dd>The percentage of CPU time this process is currently using
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<dt><b>Size</b>
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<dd>The amount of memory occupied by this process. Some of this may be
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shared by other processes
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<dt><b>Run Time</b>
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<dd>The total amount of CPU time used by this process since it was started,
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in minutes. Unless the process was very CPU intensive, this will not be
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the same as the number of minutes elapsed since it began.
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<dt><b>Nice Level</b>
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<dd>The priority at which this process runs. <a href=nice>More information</a>
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about the nice level is available.
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</dl>
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Additional information may also be displayed, depending on the exact Unix
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version you are running. <p>
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Below the process information is a button for sending a signal to the
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process. Select the signal that you want to send from the
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list, then click the <tt>Send Signal</tt> button. The most useful signals
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are <tt>KILL</tt> and <tt>TERM</tt>, for killing the process. <p>
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If this process has any children, they will be displayed at the bottom of
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the page. Click on an ID from the list to display detailed information.
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<hr>
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