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[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Sorry for the lack of info. I can see the rest of the processes, I have a few game server files started with systemd that aren't discovered by ReClass.NET. Here's...

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Here it is: ```bash ➜ /proc readlink /proc/4536/exe /usr/bin/WorldSvr ➜ /proc cat /proc/4536/auxv 4s�!0s����d4� @s� 0 Kܻ����[ܻ�# ```

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Output for WorldSvr from the compiled `proc` ```bash Directory: "/proc/4536" Name: 4536 Proc Path: /usr/bin/WorldSvr Platform: 1 ```

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Still same output with updated code ``` Directory: "/proc/4536" Name: 4536 Proc Path: /usr/bin/WorldSvr Platform: 1 ```

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Recompiled and ran, but I don't see any logs in stdout, I'm starting the program with `mono ReClass.NET.exe`, are the logs somewhere else ? Edit: I'm gonna install the vscode...

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Just saw the diagnostic window, lol. No WorldSvr logged there.

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Compiled and ran, WorldSvr proc is missing from the output

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

I found the issue. https://i.imgur.com/6056kmI.png The platform check that happens in NativeCore.so will always fail to show x86 I think ? Recompiled without it and I can see the process....

[Unix] Centos 7, can't see process in process list.

Thanks for taking the time to help me through it :D