can't find my jboss process with ps aux, what is the command to list background proce
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can't find my jboss process with ps aux, what is the command to list background proce
Dear friends,
I tried to kill the jboss process running in one of our server. I tried ps aux to find the process but can't see it. Can it be that it is running on background process? If thats the case, how can i see a list of background process?
as per my understanding , jboss process will not be seen by the name "jboss" when you try to see it using ps -e or ps -aux ., instead check it as " ps -e|grep java " from command line, if java process is running you can be sure your jboss AS is running.
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