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Powhatan
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On a Linux machine, you can find the PID of the research application (which will start with the name "wcg") and then execute the command "file -L /proc//exe" The explaination to display the WCG processes on a Linux computer in my opinion is not helpful. I suggest these console commands:ps axr | grep wcgNOTE: The "|" is the pipe character, not lower case "L". This displays all running processes with "wcg". The PID is the number in the first listed field. file -L /proc/PID/exeLists 32-bit or 64-bit application binary type. |
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