I want to get the list of running processes on the Mac, similar to what you get from 'ps -ea'
I have tried os.popen('ps -ea') but this only lists a small subset of the processes, presumably those owned by the owning shell.
Other options I have tried are
'sh -c /bin/ps -ea'
'bash -c /bin/ps -ea'
'csh -c /bin/ps -ea'
Running as root via sudo
data = subprocess.Popen(['ps','ea'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.readlines()
What other methods are there that might give me the full process information listing?
This is for a wx python app to monitor specific processes and spot when they die.
os.popen('ps aux') looks like it's listing all processes for me.
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