What is the “store” process?
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Looking through top, I saw a process called "store" taking up one of my CPUs. What is this process? Perhaps it is referring to the app store? If so, I wonder why it is working in the background.
Googling was unhelpful because "store" is too commonly used with other meanings. man, info, and help all did not have an entry for "store."
top ubuntu-store
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
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Looking through top, I saw a process called "store" taking up one of my CPUs. What is this process? Perhaps it is referring to the app store? If so, I wonder why it is working in the background.
Googling was unhelpful because "store" is too commonly used with other meanings. man, info, and help all did not have an entry for "store."
top ubuntu-store
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
Try pressingcto see the process in detail. Also, try the commandps -fp <pid>, using the PID seen intop.
– muru
Dec 11 at 14:09
Unfortunately, the process is not visible in top any more. I will see if I can figure out how to search for a process called "store."
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:13
"ps aux | grep store" yields "zach 22253 0.0 0.0 16504 1052 pts/4 S+ 09:14 0:00 grep --color=auto store" if that helps
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:15
no, that's just thegrepinps aux | grep.
– muru
Dec 11 at 14:15
Ok then finding more details from ps may not be possible.
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:18
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Looking through top, I saw a process called "store" taking up one of my CPUs. What is this process? Perhaps it is referring to the app store? If so, I wonder why it is working in the background.
Googling was unhelpful because "store" is too commonly used with other meanings. man, info, and help all did not have an entry for "store."
top ubuntu-store
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
Looking through top, I saw a process called "store" taking up one of my CPUs. What is this process? Perhaps it is referring to the app store? If so, I wonder why it is working in the background.
Googling was unhelpful because "store" is too commonly used with other meanings. man, info, and help all did not have an entry for "store."
top ubuntu-store
top ubuntu-store
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
asked Dec 11 at 14:03
Zach Boyd
8911
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Try pressingcto see the process in detail. Also, try the commandps -fp <pid>, using the PID seen intop.
– muru
Dec 11 at 14:09
Unfortunately, the process is not visible in top any more. I will see if I can figure out how to search for a process called "store."
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:13
"ps aux | grep store" yields "zach 22253 0.0 0.0 16504 1052 pts/4 S+ 09:14 0:00 grep --color=auto store" if that helps
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:15
no, that's just thegrepinps aux | grep.
– muru
Dec 11 at 14:15
Ok then finding more details from ps may not be possible.
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:18
add a comment |
Try pressingcto see the process in detail. Also, try the commandps -fp <pid>, using the PID seen intop.
– muru
Dec 11 at 14:09
Unfortunately, the process is not visible in top any more. I will see if I can figure out how to search for a process called "store."
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:13
"ps aux | grep store" yields "zach 22253 0.0 0.0 16504 1052 pts/4 S+ 09:14 0:00 grep --color=auto store" if that helps
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:15
no, that's just thegrepinps aux | grep.
– muru
Dec 11 at 14:15
Ok then finding more details from ps may not be possible.
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:18
Try pressing
c to see the process in detail. Also, try the command ps -fp <pid>, using the PID seen in top.– muru
Dec 11 at 14:09
Try pressing
c to see the process in detail. Also, try the command ps -fp <pid>, using the PID seen in top.– muru
Dec 11 at 14:09
Unfortunately, the process is not visible in top any more. I will see if I can figure out how to search for a process called "store."
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:13
Unfortunately, the process is not visible in top any more. I will see if I can figure out how to search for a process called "store."
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:13
"ps aux | grep store" yields "zach 22253 0.0 0.0 16504 1052 pts/4 S+ 09:14 0:00 grep --color=auto store" if that helps
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:15
"ps aux | grep store" yields "zach 22253 0.0 0.0 16504 1052 pts/4 S+ 09:14 0:00 grep --color=auto store" if that helps
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:15
no, that's just the
grep in ps aux | grep.– muru
Dec 11 at 14:15
no, that's just the
grep in ps aux | grep.– muru
Dec 11 at 14:15
Ok then finding more details from ps may not be possible.
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:18
Ok then finding more details from ps may not be possible.
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:18
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Try pressing
cto see the process in detail. Also, try the commandps -fp <pid>, using the PID seen intop.– muru
Dec 11 at 14:09
Unfortunately, the process is not visible in top any more. I will see if I can figure out how to search for a process called "store."
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:13
"ps aux | grep store" yields "zach 22253 0.0 0.0 16504 1052 pts/4 S+ 09:14 0:00 grep --color=auto store" if that helps
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:15
no, that's just the
grepinps aux | grep.– muru
Dec 11 at 14:15
Ok then finding more details from ps may not be possible.
– Zach Boyd
Dec 11 at 14:18