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lsof output
Hi, I want to find the opened files for a process. I type the command lsof -p pid but I have the following problems: 1. Instead of getting the real file name, I get the file system name. 2. The inode file for files in a specific file system is '0', but for other file system are displayed. ==... -
Use lsof in AIX
Hi, I use truss in a process and I have a line 'fsync(3) = 0' with a delay. How can I use lsof to find the file used in fsunc? Thanks, George -
64-bit C-function using the MQ library
Hi. I am back for a new problem I have :-))) We have a C program that gets all messages from the MQ queue and write them into a text file. Then another program was processing those messages one by one. The problem was that if for example there were 30 messages in the queue and the processing... -
Segmentation violation
Hi, I run a program on a database called jbase and I got a segmentation violation. Can anyone help me on output of truss utility? I cannot attach the whole file because it is almost 40mb. OS is AIX 5.3 Thanks in advance, George =============================== jsh r07new ~ -->SH -c 'cat... -
getfullfilepath for AIX?
I try to write a C program which accepts the path as a parameter. The users may type the path in many different ways, so I want to get always the full path from what they type. At windows exists a function (is called something like getfullfilepath). Is there any similar function for AIX? Thanks -
Files used by a process
This is the first time I write here, so "Hi everybody" and thanks in advance for your answers (I hope I get some hahaha) I have a performance issue on a program based on hashed files and I am pretty sure that the reason is that some files are badly resized (very important for hash files). The...
