Yesterday I connected to my Developer VM Debian Linux via SSH.I started Mamute which is a open source stackoverflow clone etc.As I restarted my machine today I reconnected as root and wanted to restart mamute. So first I wanted to kill the process.$ ps alldoes not show me any process which is the mamute one. But Mamute is still running on a Port 8080 and I can use it.So what is the magic here? Where can I find that process?I also tried to login as the normal user but no luck there aswell.
can't find running process which I started via SSH yesterday
debian;ssh;process;virtual machine
When you run ps al, it (by default) lists all processes with a controlling terminal (tty).  Its most likely that the process you started was daemonised to dissociate it from the terminal you were using when you started it.If you include the x option, ps lists processes without a controlling terminal, e.g., ps alx displays all processes for all users running on your system. Its output includes the terminal (TTY) associated with each process, using a question mark for daemon processes.