2010/4/7 黎明傲子 <ll_j...@163.com>
> When I port net-snmp to my board(uClinux),the compile process is
> successful,but if I enter the command line snmpd &,always some date appears,
> like
> # snmpd -f &
> 36
> I want to know why this happened, Is there anything I can do for it? what
> “36 “ is stand for ?
> In addition,if I enter the command line
> # snmpd -c /etc/snmpd.conf -f &
> 39
> # ps
> ……………………………………………….
> 51 S0 Z 0K 0K 8.3 snmpd
> ……………………………………………….
> Why not echo “snmpd -c /etc/snmpd.conf –f”?
>
You didn't tell us yet which shell you are using. The number displayed when
a process is started as a background process is printed by the shell and
hence its meaning depends on the shell. As an example, bash prints both the
job number and the process ID when starting a background process.
Bart.
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