ps - Standard Format Specifiers (Continued)

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  signal(7).
                             According  to  the  width of the field, a 32 or 64
                             bits mask  in  hexadecimal  format  is  displayed.
                             (alias sig_ignore, sigignore).

       ipcns       IPCNS     Unique  inode  number describing the namespace the
                             process belongs to.  See namespaces(7).

       label       LABEL     security label, most  commonly  used  for  SELinux
                             context  data.   This  is for the Mandatory Access
                             Control ("MAC") found on high-security systems.

       lstart      STARTED   time the command started. This will be in the form
                             "DDD mmm HH:MM:SS YYY" unless changed  by  the  -D
                             option.

       lsession    SESSION   displays   the   login  session  identifier  of  a
                             process, if systemd support has been included.

       luid        LUID      displays Login ID associated with a process.

       lwp         LWP       light  weight   process   (thread)   ID   of   the
                             dispatchable  entity  (alias  spid, tid).  See tid
                             for additional information.

       lxc         LXC       The name of the lxc container within which a  task
                             is  running.  If a process is not running inside a
                             container, a dash (’-’) will be shown.

       machine     MACHINE   displays the machine name for  processes  assigned
                             to  VM  or  container, if systemd support has been
                             included.

       maj_flt     MAJFLT    The number of major page faults that have occurred
                             with this process.

       min_flt     MINFLT    The number of minor page faults that have occurred
                             with this process.

       mntns       MNTNS     Unique inode number describing the  namespace  the
                             process belongs to.  See namespaces(7).

       netns       NETNS     Unique  inode  number describing the namespace the
                             process belongs to.  See namespaces(7).

       ni          NI        nice value. This ranges from 19  (nicest)  to  -20
                             (not nice to others), see nice(1).  (alias nice).

       nice        NI        see ni.(alias ni).

       nlwp        NLWP      number  of  lwps (threads) in the process.  (alias
                             thcount).

       numa        NUMA      The node associated with the  most  recently  used
                             processor.   A  -1  means that NUMA information is
                             unavailable.

       nwchan      WCHAN     address of the kernel function where  the  process
                             is  sleeping  (use  wchan  if  you want the kernel
                             function name).

       oom         OOM       Out of Memory Score. The value, ranging from 0  to
                             +1000,  used to select task(s) to kill when memory
                             is exhausted.

       oomadj      OOMADJ    Out of Memory  Adjustment  Factor.  The  value  is
                             added  to the current out of memory score which is
                             then used to determine which  task  to  kill  when
                             memory is exhausted.

       ouid        OWNER     displays  the Unix user identifier of the owner of
                             the session of a process, if systemd  support  has
                             been included.

       pcpu        %CPU      see %cpu.  (alias %cpu).

       pending     PENDING   mask   of  the  pending  signals.  See  signal(7).
                             Signals pending on the process are  distinct  from
                             signals  pending on individual threads.  Use the m

Title: ps - Standard Format Specifiers (Continued)

Summary

This section continues detailing the standard format specifiers for the `ps` command. It covers various process attributes, including: ignored and pending signals, namespace identifiers (ipcns, mntns, netns), security labels (label), login session information (lstart, lsession, luid, ouid), thread information (lwp, nlwp), LXC container name (lxc), machine name (machine), page fault counts (maj_flt, min_flt), nice value (ni), NUMA node (numa), kernel function address (nwchan), and out-of-memory settings (oom, oomadj). It also references related man pages for more information on signals and namespaces.