Hi,
I figured out a ps-command that will work with other versions of ps
as well. I tested it on both ps of SunOS 5.8 and 5.9 (as reported by
uname) and GNU procps 3.2.1 and procps 3.1.15 on GNU/Linux.
It is probable that it will work on *BSD too.
The command is
"/bin/ps -e -o pid,etime,user,args"
instead of "/bin/ps x -eo '%p %t %U %a --sort user'=20
The -e should include everything "x" includes. The AIX codes have been
replaced with equivalent standard codes (POSIX) and the sorting is
removed since it is not implemented in bsd-like ps.
The sorting wasn't actually taken advantage of anyway.
This doesn't make ProcessKiller platform independent but will allow it
to work on many other Unix-like environments.
If you want to add SunOS as a supported platform for ProcessKiller, the
label returned by getProperty("os.name") is "SunOS".
I hope this will be useful.
Yours,
Harri J=E4rvi
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