Re: Solaris command equivalents in Linux

["Razvan Corneliu C.R. \"d3vi1\" VILT" <razvan vilt linux360 ro>]

On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 21:22 +0100, Kevin wrote:
> This is a question for any Solaris/Linux admins.
>
> What (if any) are the Linux equivalents to the following Solaris commands:
>
> 1) pargs (Print process arguments, environmental variables, etc)
cat /proc/$pid/cmdline (the separator is 0x00... so cat might not be enough as it shows both the exe name and the arguments)
cat /proc/$pid/environ (the separator is 0x00... so cat might not be enough as the environment variables are separated by a 0x00)
> 2) pcred (Display process credentials)
have no ideea what it does... you mean the user it runs under? chroot?
cat /proc/$pid/status | grep Uid //this is for the UID
ls -la /proc/$pid/ | grep root //this shows the chroot and it's a symlink to the root dir of the program
> 3) pfiles (Display open file info)
cat /proc/$pid/maps
> 4) pldd (List dynamic libs associated to process)
ldd /proc/$pid/exe
> 5) pwdx (Display current working directory for process)
ls -la /proc/$pid/ | grep cwd //cwd is a symlink to the current working directory



For most of these things you have lsof and ps with their options.
> Thanks
>   Kevin

Răzvan Corneliu VILT                      e-mail:razvan vilt linux360 ro
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