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by SEJeff
3859 days ago
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Sure but that isn't often nearly as useful as something like: ps -efH | grep foob[a]r Where you can see the arguments and whatnot. Both are good to know. You can use awk's ability to do posix regex and emulate pgrep with: ps -efH | awk '/foob[a]r/{print $1}' |
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