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How to Obtain the Process Privileges of the Current Shell?

  1. ppriv $$

  2. ps

  3. ps -ef

  4. prtdiag -v
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The command 'ppriv $$' displays the process privileges of the current shell on Solaris systems. ppriv is the privileged process examination command, and $$ provides the current shell's PID. 'ps' shows process status but not detailed privileges, 'ps -ef' lists all processes, and 'prtdiag -v' displays system diagnostic information. The combination of ppriv with $$ specifically targets privilege information for the current shell.

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