lsns:tldr:dfa5f
lsns: List namespaces associated with {{pid}}.
$ lsns --task ${pid}
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The lsns command in Linux is used to list the namespaces created in the system. A namespace is a feature in the Linux kernel that allows running processes to have their own isolated instance of various system resources.
The --task option is used with lsns to display information about a specific process and its associated namespaces. ${pid} is a placeholder for the Process ID (PID) of the target process.
So, the command lsns --task ${pid} will list the namespaces associated with the process identified by the specified PID. It helps to identify the namespaces in use by a specific process.
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