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ipcs

ipcs [options]

Print data about active interprocess communication facilities.

Options

-m

Report on active shared memory segments.

-q

Report on active message queues.

-s

Report on active semaphores.

With the -m, -q, or -s options, only the specified interprocess facility is reported on. Otherwise, information about all three is printed.

-a

Use almost all the print options (short for -bcopt).

-A

Use all of the print options (short for -bciopt). Solaris only.

-b

Report maximum allowed number of message bytes, segment sizes, and number of semaphores.

-c

Report the creator's login name and group.

-Cfile

Read status from file instead of from /dev/kmem.

-i

Report the number of shared-memory attaches to the segment. Solaris only.

-Nlist

Use the argument for the kernel "name list" (the list of functions and variables in the kernel) instead of /stand/unix (Solaris: /dev/ksyms).

-o

Report outstanding usage.

-p

Report process numbers.

-t

Report time information.


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