Bash/Get ancestry
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This simple one-liner will output your full ancestry, starting from you and going up to init. | This simple one-liner will output your full ancestry, starting from you and going up to init. | ||
| − | If you don't have permission to read a | + | If you don't have permission to read a symlink, a '?' will be shown. |
<source lang="bash"> | <source lang="bash"> | ||
PID=$$; until [ $PID -eq 0 ]; do BIN=$(readlink /proc/$PID/exe || echo "?"); echo "$PID: $BIN"; PID=$(ps -ef | awk "\$2==$PID {print \$3}"); done | PID=$$; until [ $PID -eq 0 ]; do BIN=$(readlink /proc/$PID/exe || echo "?"); echo "$PID: $BIN"; PID=$(ps -ef | awk "\$2==$PID {print \$3}"); done | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
Revision as of 17:04, 14 February 2013
This simple one-liner will output your full ancestry, starting from you and going up to init. If you don't have permission to read a symlink, a '?' will be shown.
PID=$$; until [ $PID -eq 0 ]; do BIN=$(readlink /proc/$PID/exe || echo "?"); echo "$PID: $BIN"; PID=$(ps -ef | awk "\$2==$PID {print \$3}"); done
