Hi David,
> My problem is when I pipe the process list to grep it does not find it. I have
> tried with out the wild cards and quotes, with just the quotes, with out the
> quotes and wildcard. no luck what am i doing wrong?
You should not use the wildcards. You are grepping remember? Since you are
not grepping for an regexp the "*"'s are probably interpreted literally. Never
tried using wildcards when grepping for a regexp. They might be useful between
two strings, but at the end and front does not make any sense.
> [dbrett@dbrett dbrett]$ ps -aux |grep -i "*real*"
> dbrett 2951 0.0 0.4 1728 592 pts/1 S 12:13 0:00 grep -i
> *real*
Maybe you should try a "ps waux | grep real". I bet the word "real" is just
around the newline.
Bye,
Leonard.
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