stephen wrote:
>
> it's probably ok. ps doesn't show _all_processes by default.
> try ps -x and see if that shows it. (i think it doesn't
> show daemon processes, ie no controlling tty).
>
> at least that's how it is on my 1.3ish kernel.
>
> stephen
Ok, thanks
I can see all processes now... But when I try to do the internal test
that they describe (Send an empty mail to myself). It just get stuck
there, and I have to press ctrl+C to abort... Any ideas why??
>
> it's probably ok. ps doesn't show _all_processes by default.
> try ps -x and see if that shows it. (i think it doesn't
> show daemon processes, ie no controlling tty).
>
> at least that's how it is on my 1.3ish kernel.
>
> stephen
Ok, thanks
I can see all processes now... But when I try to do the internal test
that they describe (Send an empty mail to myself). It just get stuck
there, and I have to press ctrl+C to abort... Any ideas why??