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How do I check the working directory for example PID :1234. Is it any way to detect in through ssh command /cPanel
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PID running directory
Hi All.
How do I check the working directory for example PID :1234. Is it any way to detect in through ssh command /cPanel
Thanks ya!!
Re: PID running directory
You can get information about a PID, including its current working directory, by looking in the corresponding subdirectory in /proc. Each running PID has its own directory in /proc. Simply use the ls command to view the contents of /proc/$PID (where $PID is replaced with an actual valid PID).
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Re: PID running directory
Similarly and perhaps a bit more readable, you can get the cwd of a process using it's PID through lsof. It also will provide information about currently open (or listening) connections, sockets, and open files.
Code:lsof -p <pid>
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Re: PID running directory
Yet another way is via the "readlink" command:
# readlink /proc/`pgrep cpsrvd`/cwd
/usr/local/cpanel/base
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Re: PID running directory
Hello all,
Thanks for all those information. It helps me
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