top process full path
 

Does anyone know to show the full path of the process when issuing the top command?

I have a complicated command that I need to see the full command, not just a trucated version of it.

top
and
top -c
//does not show the full command either, just a trucated version

That's from top -c ... how much more detail do you need? :)


Cheers,
Tink

The command is trucated in top. After X amount of characters for command stat, top truncates the output.

Ex. After 60 characters top leaves the rest off.

There has to be a way, because I have seen where the output I am looking for is produced.

top -c still trucates the command. If there was someway I could turn on a wrap-around feature that would be nice.

Ummm ... make the terminal wider?
Or use batch and redirect the output to a file...


Cheers,
Tink

Try all those options before and nothing seems to work. I might have to call Shaggy and the gang on this one, it is a mystery.

Are you doing this in an xterm or what? What's the
echo $TERM
? I feel quite confident that the problem is due to
your setup rather than a problem of top ... even deadrat/
fudora can't screw top up that badly ;)


Cheers,
Tink

I agree, I think this is an issue with the terminal. That is the reason I am looking for some way either to wrap around or hortizontal scroll. It would not make sense at all for top to truncate when you specific the -c option.

echo $TERM = xterm.

I have tried both in gnome-shell and xterm. I just cant find an option to extend hortizontal scroll.

BTW, RH3.0AS

Do you have to use top? Why not just issue a ?

That'll give you the entire command.