Linux Whodo Command?
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i am trying to use the who do command to find out who has scheduled jobs in my computer, i was told to use the whodo [840], Last Updated: Sun Jul 05, 2020
Genrich62145
Tue Apr 27, 2010
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i am trying to use the who do command to find out who has scheduled jobs in my computer, i was told to use the whodo command, but when i try to send the whodo command i get an error it says:
bash: whodo: command not found
i do the man page then it says: no manual entry for whodo
can you install it?
Purpose
Lists the jobs being performed by users on the system.
Syntax
whodo [ -h ] [ -l ] [ -X ] [ User ]
Description
Prints information on all processes for a terminal, as well as the child processes.
By default, the output generated by the command for each active logged user will contain name of the terminal, user ID, date login time. The output is headed by the date, time and machine name. This information is followed by a record of active processes associated with that user ID. Each record shows the terminal name, process-ID, CPU minutes and seconds used, and process name.
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