@list-process

COMMAND: @list process

Lists information about the running MUX process and its resource usage. The following information is returned:

Process number. Pagesize of the system running the MUX, in bytes. CPU time used, both user and system. Maximum resident size, in both pages and bytes. Integral resident size of the shared, private, and stack segments. This number is not terribly useful. Page faults, counting separately those that cause I/O and those that do not. Number of times the process has been swapped out. Number of real disk reads and writes done (possibly via NFS). Number of network packets read and written. Context switches, counting separately voluntary switches (as the result of calling a blocking I/O routine) and involuntarily switches (as the result of a timeslice end or a higher-priority process becoming runnable). Signals received. How many file descriptors are available to the MUX.