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The command is intended to be used as a pipe: `ps auxw | grep bash | what-container` It parses stdin to append to the line the container name, if it matches a pid launched in a container. By default, pid is searched in the first two columns, but a custom position can be given as argument: `ps auxw | grep bash | what-container -p 2`

The command is intended to be used as a pipe: `ps auxw | grep bash | what-container` It parses stdin to append to the line the container name, if it matches a pid launched in a container. By default, pid is searched in the first two columns, but a custom position can be given as argument: `ps auxw | grep bash | what-container -p 2` Ref T1456

The command is intended to be used as a pipe: `ps auxw | grep bash | what-container` It parses stdin to append to the line the container name, if it matches a pid launched in a container. By default, pid is searched in the first two columns, but a custom position can be given as argument: `ps auxw | grep bash | what-container -p 2` Ref T1456