[X-Unix] which perl program is running?

[Alexandre Gauthier]

try this:

ps waux | grep [p]erl5

You should at least know what was the whole command line that launched 
your perl
processes and this should give you a good hint to begin with. There's probably
another way but I am too zombie at the moment from sleep deprivation to think
about it... if something hits me i'll post it ^_^


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Adrian Simmons <adrinux at gmail.com> a écrit :

> Hello,
>
> I keep noticing my CPU usage going up, and when I check in activity 
> monitor the greedy process is labeled perl5.8.6, which could be one 
> of several bits of software. The question is, if Top and Activity 
> Monitor don't tell you which one, is there a way to find out?
>
> In other words, how do I see which perl process is currently running 
> and using a chunk of CPU cycles?
>
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