What is the “login session” of a process?
In the manpage of ps
lsession SESSIONdisplays login session identifier of a process.
What does the "login session" of a process mean? Thanks.
$ ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
SESSION PID CMD
c2 22135 bash
c2 27852 ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
login ps session
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In the manpage of ps
lsession SESSIONdisplays login session identifier of a process.
What does the "login session" of a process mean? Thanks.
$ ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
SESSION PID CMD
c2 22135 bash
c2 27852 ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
login ps session
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
Fromman psit's a systemd login session, and you've already asked a question on that.
– Stephen Harris
4 secs ago
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In the manpage of ps
lsession SESSIONdisplays login session identifier of a process.
What does the "login session" of a process mean? Thanks.
$ ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
SESSION PID CMD
c2 22135 bash
c2 27852 ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
login ps session
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
In the manpage of ps
lsession SESSIONdisplays login session identifier of a process.
What does the "login session" of a process mean? Thanks.
$ ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
SESSION PID CMD
c2 22135 bash
c2 27852 ps -o lsession,pid,cmd
login ps session
login ps session
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
asked 9 mins ago
Tim
25.7k74245453
25.7k74245453
Fromman psit's a systemd login session, and you've already asked a question on that.
– Stephen Harris
4 secs ago
add a comment |
Fromman psit's a systemd login session, and you've already asked a question on that.
– Stephen Harris
4 secs ago
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man ps it's a systemd login session, and you've already asked a question on that.– Stephen Harris
4 secs ago
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man ps it's a systemd login session, and you've already asked a question on that.– Stephen Harris
4 secs ago
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man psit's a systemd login session, and you've already asked a question on that.– Stephen Harris
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