Get user running commands #61

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2025-01-25T00:11:16+01:00

Benjamin_Loison commented

2025-01-25 00:11:16 +01:00

Even those taking infinitely no time.

watch -n 0.1 'ps aux --sort=time | tac | grep ^USER'

Source: the Stack Overflow answer 742485

is to some extent a workaround.

Keeping logs even for removed entries would be nice.

I failed to sort by time and get whole command when use ps -u USER, related to the Unix Stack Exchange question 668782.

It can be useful to figure out the progress of someone else like administrator concerning a request.

Related to #41.

Even those taking infinitely no time. ```bash watch -n 0.1 'ps aux --sort=time | tac | grep ^USER' ``` Source: [the Stack Overflow answer 742485](https://stackoverflow.com/a/742485) is to some extent a workaround. Keeping logs even for removed entries would be nice. I failed to sort by time and get whole command when use `ps -u USER`, related to [the Unix Stack Exchange question 668782](https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/668782). It can be useful to figure out the progress of someone else like administrator concerning a request. Related to #41.

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