psgrep:tldr:c1f87
psgrep: Find process lines containing a specific string, excluding headers.
$ psgrep -n ${process_name}
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The command "psgrep -n ${process_name}" is used to find and display information about the processes that match a specific process name.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "psgrep" is the name of the command or script being executed. It stands for "process grep."
- "-n" is an option or flag that is used to specify the process name to search for. It is followed by "${process_name}" which is a placeholder for the actual process name you want to search for. You need to replace "${process_name}" with the desired process name.
- Overall, the command searches for processes matching the provided process name and displays information related to those processes.
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