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Subject: Re: Tomcat  on FreeBSD hides command line?
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> Is there any other reason why this might happen? For example for long
> command lines - even for the process owner?

... and realizing I can simply *try* it, it appears that is the case. The 
question is whether it can be overridden.

Can this be overridden? Either with ps or with whatever syscalls are used to 
obtain the information in question.

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