Here’s how to know how a command is executed in Linux:
1. Issue the following command at the terminal -
strace -c <absolute path to the command>
for example, to know how ‘man’ command is executed, issue the following command at the terminal -
strace -c /usr/bin/man
The output will show you the system calls during the execution of the command. If you want to view more detailed output, use the command without the ‘-c’ option.
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