Any way to tell if an Oracle 9i export is still running?

I got an Oracle export that's been running for almost 1 days now.
The export file shows a modification time of 3 am this morning and does not appear to be growing.
The log file does not show any errors.
I think it's stuck and I need to restart it.
Any way to definitely know if the export is still running?
Thanks,
Nik

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Get the information of the session,put some tracing on it to see what exp is actually doing.
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