Yup just like uptime, w.procps etc. don't bother with btime, you can't
lose! (At least on the handful of systems that I have encountered.)
On Sun, 6 Nov 2016, 10:18 AM 積丹尼 Dan Jacobson wrote:
> Craig, it turns out ps is using the wrong file in the first place!
> If it used /proc/uptime it would surely never have this problem on any
> system
Thats a big call to say it won't have a problem on any system. The problem
is lots of syste
severity 842879 normal
retitle 842879 use uptime, not btime, else wrong start times on some systems
thanks
Craig, it turns out ps is using the wrong file in the first place!
If it used /proc/uptime it would surely never have this problem on any system.
$ perl /tmp/misTime|head
(init):
b Tu
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