pwdx
Show working directory of a process
TLDR
Print current working directory of a process
$ pwdx 1234
Print working directory of multiple processes$ pwdx 1234 5678
SYNOPSIS
pwdx [option...] pid...
DESCRIPTION
pwdx reports the current working directory of a process. It reads this information from /proc/[pid]/cwd and displays the directory path for each specified process ID.
PARAMETERS
-V, --version
Output version information and exit-h, --help
Output help screen and exit
INSTALL
sudo apt install procps
sudo dnf install procps-ng
sudo pacman -S procps-ng
sudo apk add procps-ng
sudo zypper install procps
brew install procps
nix profile install nixpkgs#procps
CAVEATS
The process must be accessible to the user running pwdx. For processes owned by other users, root privileges may be required to access the working directory information.
HISTORY
pwdx was created by Nicholas Miell in 2004 and is part of the procps-ng package. It resembles a SunOS command of the same name.
