[LUNI] Remembering which shell (not a good explaination)

[SqrFolkDnc at aol.com]

Close, but no cigar.  Actually, its kind of the opposite.  

The pstree in LINUX, if you give it a pid number, starts at that pid and 
works out to the twig level.  That is, it only shows offspring.

The ptree I have on Solaris works back to the root, showing ancestors (and I 
think children too, I didn't need that, so I didn't notice, and I use it 
starting at the smallest twig anyway).  With ptree, I can see all previous pids 
that I su-ed FROM, and show script commands already logging my session.

In a message dated 6/14/2003 10:15:16 PM Central Standard Time, 
maney at pobox.com writes:

> >I assume there is a "ptree" command for LINUX somewhere, I'll have to go 
> look 
> >for it...
> 
> pstree?


--Carey Tyler Schug
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