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From:	jurriaan <jurriaan AT rivierenland DOT xs4all DOT nl>
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Subject:	ps -ef difference linux/cygwin (arguments)
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If I run execute some sh -c "sleep 180" & commands on cygwin
(CYGWIN_NT-5.2 1.7.0(0.210/5/3) and then run ps -ef, I get a lot of 

/usr/bin/sh

processes.

If I run ps -ef on my linux (2.6.25.17), I get

sh -c sleep 180
sh -c sleep 180
sh -c sleep 180

Is there any way to get the commandline arguments in the ps output on
cygwin? I see theres /proc/XXX/cmdline that contains the correct
information, but I'd love to be able to see it in ps as well.

Kind regards,
Jurriaan

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