[linux-help] Re: whowatch via telnet

[gLaNDix <glandix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you can do a 'ps auxww | grep <username>, and that will show you what
processes are associated w/ <username>

gLaNDix

also, you may want to get something better than the win telnet
client...  i like TerraTerm for doing telnet...


On 16 Sep, Nathan wrote:
> I've been using telnet from my Win98 box to work with my Linux box in the 
> basement.  I've noticed that programs work through telnet with varying 
> degrees of success.  Using mc as an editor doesn't work so well, but joe 
> works great.  whowatch, however, doesn't work at all.  Does anyone know of 
> a program that can perform the same function as whowatch, but works well 
> through telnet?
> 
> I've been reading the help and man, but I can't figure it out.  What 
> options can I add to ps to find out what processes are associated with a 
> certain user?
> 
> Nathan
> 
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