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I'm trying to use the top command and exclude two users from showing in the iteration I'm sending to the textfile.

I have used the -u='!user' command-u='!user'line option, but I can only exclude 1 user with it and am not able to use the option more than once.

I found a suggestion to use the command:

o!USER=user <enter> o!USER=user

o!USER=user o!USER=user butbut I'm fairly lost in how to implement it without getting an error.

I'm trying to use the top command and exclude two users from showing in the iteration I'm sending to the textfile.

I have used the -u='!user' but I can only exclude 1 user with it and am not able to use the option more than once.

I found a suggestion to use the command:

o!USER=user o!USER=user but I'm fairly lost in how to implement it without getting an error.

I'm trying to use the top command and exclude two users from showing in the iteration I'm sending to the textfile.

I have used the -u='!user' command-line option, but I can only exclude 1 user with it and am not able to use the option more than once.

I found a suggestion to use the command:

o!USER=user <enter> o!USER=user

but I'm fairly lost in how to implement it without getting an error.

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asked Oct 1, 2019 at 14:35

Excluding users from the top command

I'm trying to use the top command and exclude two users from showing in the iteration I'm sending to the textfile.

I have used the -u='!user' but I can only exclude 1 user with it and am not able to use the option more than once.

I found a suggestion to use the command:

o!USER=user o!USER=user but I'm fairly lost in how to implement it without getting an error.

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