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pgrep

List of commands for pgrep:

- pgrep
pgrep:ai:31727 Check if an app is running in Linux

$ pgrep -c ${app_name}

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pgrep:ai:da8e3 Display the process ID numbers for the secure shell daemon (sshd), and then redirect the results to a file named sshd.pid.

$ pgrep -x sshd > sshd.pid

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pgrep:tldr:38058 pgrep: Search for processes run by a specific user.

$ pgrep --euid root ${process_name}

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pgrep:tldr:d9fe4 pgrep: Return PIDs of any running processes with a matching command string.

$ pgrep ${process_name}

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pgrep:tldr:dd734 pgrep: Search for processes including their command-line options.

$ pgrep --full "${process_name} ${parameter}"

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