Re: how to sort mem process using ps command

["Kaushal Shriyan" <kaushalshriyan@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 7/13/06, Kaushal Shriyan <kaushalshriyan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 7/13/06, Roberto Ragusa < mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
> On 7/13/06, Roberto Ragusa < mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>> I'm using this to detect memory consumers:
>>
>>  ps ww -e k -rss o pid,pmem,command,rss,size,vsz|head -20
>>
>> It could be useful as a starting point.
>>
> Hi Roberto
>
> [root@e root]# ps ww -e k -rss o pid,pmem,command,rss,size,vsz|head -20
> ps: error: Obsolete k option not supported.
> usage: ps -[Unix98 options]
>        ps [BSD-style options]
>        ps --[GNU-style long options]
>        ps --help for a command summary
> [root@e root]#

It works here on FC5 and it is documented in the man page.

$ rpm -qf `which ps`
procps-3.2.6-3.4

What about

ps ww -e --sort -rss o pid,pmem,command,rss,size,vsz|head -20

?

Best regards.

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Thanks Robert

This #ps ww -e --sort -rss o pid,pmem,command,rss,size,vsz|head -20 worked for me

 

Thanks Again

 

Kaushal
 

 

Hi Robert

using this command "ps ww -e --sort -rss o pid,pmem,command,rss,size,vsz|head -20"

I want to check which user is hogging more memory

 

Thanks and Regards

 

Kaushal