This manual page documents the lps command.
lps is a wrapper program to add an additional column named "LXC" to the output of ps(1). All given command line arguments are passed to the ps(1) command without modification.
The additional column "LXC" contains the container name or a "-" if the process belongs directly to the host system.
As the pid is used as a reference by this program it will fail if the output of "ps" is missing a PID column.
The width of the "LXC" column is calculated as the maximum string length of any container name present.
Adds an additional column named "LXC" to the output of ps(1) (or "-" if the process belongs directly to the host system).
Almost any command line arguments suitable for ps(1) can be used, except for those not providing a column named "PID".
The LXC names are provided in full length.
Almost any command line arguments suitable for ps(1) can be used, except for those not providing a column named "PID".
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