Top will only show a certain amount of processes, you have to tell it to show the rest. When you run top hit "n" and it should ask you how many processes to display, 0 (zero) = unlimited.
Charlie
-----Original Message-----
From: Doug Forman [mailto:doug@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 7:29 PM
To: cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [cobalt-users] One suggestion, and one question :-)
(I sent this 7 hours ago, but it never made the list - trying again...)
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Good morning!
Here's a quick tip and an even quicker question:
TIP: Check out Webmin (www.webmin.com) - provides *very* nice web-based
configuration for *nix systems. Free/BSD License. Perl-based, installs
easily via install script on a Qube2 (and, I suspect on Raq's). I've been
using it for a couple years on multiple systems. Regularly updated and
improved. It's a could-live-without-but-wouldn't-want-to tool. Configuring
cron jobs, managing majordomo, even sendmail become a cakewalk. Check it
out!
QUESTION: (Included on my developing list of the "10 Sacred Mysteries of
the Qube2") is: Where's the bottom of top?' That is, when you run 'top'
via telnet, only the top half of the screen displays. The bottom-half
(where the individual processes are listed) is blank. Several other Qube2
owners have indicated to me that they also have this problem. Hint: it
does *not* appear to be related to terminal emulation.
Cheers,
Doug
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Doug Forman, MCSE, MCSD (doug@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Qube-Chat Moderator (qube-chat-subscribe@xxxxxxxxxxx)
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