Closed Aierbote closed 2 years ago
It seems running ps
or pstree
on (most?) MacOS shows running scripts as
$ ps
... sh script.sh
instead of
$ ps
... script.sh
This means that depending on the arguments, they usually show as
$ ps
... sh
which makes it impossible to differentiate between the different running scripts. When I believe that's the case, I skip the mission. :(
(That's the meaning of Process names should be equal to the corresponding filename
.)
If that's indeed what happens, I don't know how to fix that!
First thing first. Mission 28 was hell XD I'm pretty used to either
pgrep
+pkill
and once I noticed I just let those imp spells multiply I've even triedkillall spell
Back on topic:
It would have been nice to see this
pstree
in action, even because I usedtree
even before it was introduced