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I am using putty to connect my linux server which my sites are in. I can run

# ps aux | less

to show running processes. But I want to display which files running these processes ?

I have also tried

# ps aux | grep <pid>

But getting this error.:

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-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'

What is the correct way to do it ?

I am using putty to connect my linux server which my sites are in. I can run

# ps aux | less

to show running processes. But I want to display which files running these processes ?

I have also tried

# ps aux | grep <pid>

But getting this error.

enter image description here

What is the correct way to do it ?

I am using putty to connect my linux server which my sites are in. I can run

# ps aux | less

to show running processes. But I want to display which files running these processes ?

I have also tried

# ps aux | grep <pid>

But getting this error:

-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'

What is the correct way to do it?

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Show running processes with file name(s)?

I am using putty to connect my linux server which my sites are in. I can run

# ps aux | less

to show running processes. But I want to display which files running these processes ?

I have also tried

# ps aux | grep <pid>

But getting this error.

enter image description here

What is the correct way to do it ?

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