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How to run strace with full outputRunning strace can be extremely useful in troubleshooting. However, running strace without option will only provide abbreviated output. To see the full arguments, you should run strace with the following options: | ||||||||
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< < | strace -ff -v -x -s 1024 -o </path/to/outputfile> | |||||||
> > | strace -ff -v -s 1024 -o </path/to/outputfile> | |||||||
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< < | strace -ff -v -x -s 1024 -o </path/to/outputfile> -p <process-id> | |||||||
> > | strace -ff -v -s 1024 -o </path/to/outputfile> -p <process-id> | |||||||
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How to run strace with full outputRunning strace can be extremely useful in troubleshooting. However, running strace without option will only provide abbreviated output. To see the full arguments, you should run strace with the following options:strace -ff -v -x -s 1024 -o </path/to/outputfile> <command> <command-arguments ...>or: strace -ff -v -x -s 1024 -o </path/to/outputfile> -p <process-id>-- Ivo van Geel - 20 Jan 2015 |