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How to find processes running by particular user on Linux server

Started by Kailash, July 21, 2009, 10:41:38 AM

Kailash

You can check the currently running processes own by particular user using following command:

ps -aux | grep username

You will need to shoot out this command on shell (SSH). You will need root privilege to check the processes running by other users.

You can also check it using top command as follow:

top -c -u username

Regards,

Kailash

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Rick

Thank you for providing such a useful information. This certainly helps to find processes running under specific user.

Rick

anna01

One can manage the Linux command line or terminal app to display a running process, change their priorities level, delete the process, and more. This page shows how to use various commands to list, kill and manage processes on Linux.
How to check running process in Linux Server

1. Open the terminal window in Linux.
2. For remote Linux Server use the ssh command for sign in.
3. Type the ps aux command to see all running processes in Linux.
4. Alternatively, you can issue the top command or top command to view the running process in Linux