Re: [Perl-unix-users] Getting all the arguments of a process

2002-07-08 Thread Pierre-Philippe Ravier
> Pierre, > > Instead of using /usr/bin/ps, try /usr/ucb/ps > -auxwww > > This will output a much longer cmd line for each > process. > > > -- > James Schappet > Schappet.com Thanks, but unfortunately I don't want to call an external binary from my perl program in o

Re: [Perl-unix-users] Getting all the arguments of a process

2002-07-08 Thread jimmy
Pierre, Instead of using /usr/bin/ps, try /usr/ucb/ps -auxwww This will output a much longer cmd line for each process. -- James Schappet Schappet.com On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, [iso-8859-1] Pierre-Philippe Ravier wrote: > Hi, > > I tried to use the Process Perl module

[Perl-unix-users] Getting all the arguments of a process

2002-07-08 Thread Pierre-Philippe Ravier
Hi, I tried to use the Process Perl module on Solaris 8. While it works well, there is a limitation : The cmndline variable, which contains the command-line of the process we are getting informations from, is limited to 80 chars. While this is a limitation we also find in the 'ps' program, it d