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How to format automatically top output for logging?
To configure script to send email only when diff command gives a differenceThe shell command “top” shows which processes from the /proc directory?Redirect script output to /dev/tty1 and also capture output to fileHow is the “load average” interpreted in “top” output? Is it the same for all distributions?If condition not working in script over sshIF-ELSE - Y|N response does not work as requiredWriting CPU Temperature to Port 0x80 Bios Debug Card with Bash ScriptHow to extract an output from JSON to a shellscript variable?Not able to exit from interactive mode for yarn top commandTail with case statement is not working properly
Currently my top command output is shown as:
14861 root 20 0 0.252t 0.028t 556 S 13.3 92.8 8:45.64
I want the display of this in m. It is presently showing in t. I am getting the above output with the below command:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1
Is there any option to achieve the same. I will be writing this top output to a log using for loop. So I will not be able to do anything manually.
I even tried with small letter e, that doesn't convert for some of the processes.
linux top
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Currently my top command output is shown as:
14861 root 20 0 0.252t 0.028t 556 S 13.3 92.8 8:45.64
I want the display of this in m. It is presently showing in t. I am getting the above output with the below command:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1
Is there any option to achieve the same. I will be writing this top output to a log using for loop. So I will not be able to do anything manually.
I even tried with small letter e, that doesn't convert for some of the processes.
linux top
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
389
add a comment |
Currently my top command output is shown as:
14861 root 20 0 0.252t 0.028t 556 S 13.3 92.8 8:45.64
I want the display of this in m. It is presently showing in t. I am getting the above output with the below command:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1
Is there any option to achieve the same. I will be writing this top output to a log using for loop. So I will not be able to do anything manually.
I even tried with small letter e, that doesn't convert for some of the processes.
linux top
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
389
Currently my top command output is shown as:
14861 root 20 0 0.252t 0.028t 556 S 13.3 92.8 8:45.64
I want the display of this in m. It is presently showing in t. I am getting the above output with the below command:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1
Is there any option to achieve the same. I will be writing this top output to a log using for loop. So I will not be able to do anything manually.
I even tried with small letter e, that doesn't convert for some of the processes.
linux top
linux top
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
389
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
389
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
edited yesterday
Paradox
209214
209214
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
389
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
389
asked Mar 15 at 6:53
ProgrammerProgrammer
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389
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You can use command like this:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1|awk '$5=$5*1024*1024; $6=$6*1024*1024 1'
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
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@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
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You can use command like this:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1|awk '$5=$5*1024*1024; $6=$6*1024*1024 1'
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
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@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
add a comment |
You can use command like this:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1|awk '$5=$5*1024*1024; $6=$6*1024*1024 1'
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
1
@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
add a comment |
You can use command like this:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1|awk '$5=$5*1024*1024; $6=$6*1024*1024 1'
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
You can use command like this:
top -b -p 14861 -n1 |tail -1|awk '$5=$5*1024*1024; $6=$6*1024*1024 1'
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
answered Mar 15 at 7:55
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
6,86432129
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thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
1
@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
add a comment |
thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
1
@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
thanks but need to manipulate the output itself right, no direct option available in top command itself?
– Programmer
Mar 15 at 7:57
1
1
@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
@Programmer, not sure it is possible in batch mode. Can be modified only in visual mode
– Romeo Ninov
Mar 15 at 7:59
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