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PSLIST(1)		  BSD General Commands Manual		     PSLIST(1)

NAME
     pslist — control processes and their descendants

SYNOPSIS
     pslist [pid/name...]
     pslist -h | --help
     pslist -v | --version

     rkill [-SIG] pid/name...

     rrenice [+/-]pri pid/name...

DESCRIPTION
     The pslist utility examines the list of current processes to find a spec‐
     ified process and all its descendants.  A process may be specified either
     by name or by process ID.	If no arguments are given, pslist displays a
     list of the whole process tree.  For each process specified on the com‐
     mand line, pslist outputs a line containing the process ID, the command
     name, and the PIDs of all the descendants (and their descendants, etc.).

     When invoked as rkill, this utility does not display information about
     the processes, but sends them all a signal instead.  If not specified on
     the command line, a terminate (SIGTERM) signal is sent.

     When invoked as rrenice, this utility does not display information about
     the processes, but attempts to set their nice value instead.

RETURN VALUES
     The pslist utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

SEE ALSO
     pgrep(1), pkill(1)

HISTORY
     The pslist utility was written by Peter Pentchev in 2000.

AUTHORS
     Peter Penchev ⟨roam@ringlet.net⟩

BSD				 June 1, 2009				   BSD
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