Martin Costabel wrote:
>
> Good catch. To me this looks like a bug in Leopard's /bin/ps: When the
> "-a" flag is present, it ignores the "-p pid" flag. I have immediately
> filed a bug with Apple's bugreporter.
I imagine that it will be closed as invalid. With -a, you are
essentially asking for all processes with a controlling terminal, with
-p you ask for all processes which match the given process id. ps will
return both all the processes with a controlling terminal and all
processes matching the pid.
$ ps -a | wc -l
4
$ ps -a -p 1 | wc -l
5
http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/000095399/utilities/ps.html
Peter
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