When I am running background processes like(I have 9 files suffixed by phastcon):
for i in *.phastcon; do cut -f 2 $i >$i.value & done
After kicking the "Enter", I get the output in terminal showing background id and process id,
[1] 22917
[2] 22918
[3] 22919
[4] 22920
[5] 22921
[6] 22922
[7] 22923
[8] 22924
[9] 22925
But hen finished, I got
[7] Done cut -f 2 $i &
I found that Shut Down merely drops to the login prompt since I installed some programs that have background processes and users. Can I kill them all and reboot or shut down without the CLI?
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# ps aux | less
to show running processes. But I want to display which files running these processes ?
I have also tried
# ps aux | grep <pid>
But getting this error.
What is the correct way to do it ?
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