Linux Command Encyclopedia disk maintenance: Gitps

Function Description: Report the status of the program.

Grammar: gitps&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">NBSP;" [ACEFGJLNRSSTUVWXX] [P < Program identification Code] [T < terminal number] [U < account name]

Supplemental Note: Gitps is used to report and manage program execution instructions, basically it is through the PS instructions to report, management procedures, can also be interrupted by Gitps instructions at any time, delete unnecessary programs. Because the GITPS instruction executes the PS instruction, its parameters are quite similar to the PS instruction.

Parameters：
A shows all the procedures under the existing terminals, including other user's procedures.
C when the program is listed, the actual instruction name for each program is displayed, without the path, parameters, or indication of the resident service.
e Displays the environment variables used by each program when the program is listed.
F Displays the tree structure in ASCII characters, expressing the relationship between programs.
G Displays all procedures under current terminals, including group leader procedures.
J Use work control format to display program status.
L Use Slim format to display program status.
n represents the user and Wchan fields in numbers.
p< Program Identification code > specifies the program identifier and lists the status of the program.
R only lists the procedures currently in progress for the current terminal.
s uses program signal format to display program status.
S lists the program, including the interrupted subroutine information.
t< Terminal Machine marking > designation of Terminal number, and listing the status of the program belonging to the terminal.
T shows all the procedures under the current terminal.
U Displays program status in a user-oriented format.
u< Account name > list the status of the program that belongs to the user.
V uses virtual memory format to display program status.
W uses a wide format to display program status.
X shows all programs and does not differentiate by terminals.
X uses the old test Linux i386 login format to display program status.