Using bash ps and cut together Using bash ps and cut together bash bash

Using bash ps and cut together


bash unix cut ps

ps is printing out space separators, but cut without -d uses the tab character. The tr -s squeezes the spaces together to get more of the separation that you want, but remember that there is the initial set of spaces (squeezed to one) hence why you need to add 1 to each field. Also, there are spaces in the commands for each word. This should work:

ps -L u n | tr -s " " | cut -d " " -f 2,3,14-

bash unix cut ps

Is there any particular reason for using cut?

I guess this will do what you want:

ps -eopid,uid,cmd

bash unix cut ps

You can use awk to clean up your command, like so:

ps -L u n | awk '{ print $1,$2,$13 }'

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