Error in lseek and ioctl

[laiju.c.babu]

Hi Dennis,

I used the below command

tusc -pfea -o /tmp/resultfile  pid

If you didnt get any good infromation from this , i will do it once more and post .

Regards

[Dennis Handly]

>tusc -pfea -o /tmp/resultfile pid

It appears you did this after that PID forked the process that does the real work?

Can you get a ps(1) output of that PID and its child, so you can make sure you are tracing the right process.

Or if this is done on a continual basis, trace the parent of PID and that will eventually have some useful data.

[Laurent Menase]

can you add set -x at the begining of your script

  /eytools/eybin/get_linuxinfo.sh

[laiju.c.babu]

Hi Dennis,

Parent PID of this process is crond , can i track with the PID of cron.

Regards

[Dennis Handly]

>can I track with the PID of cron?

Yes but it may give too much if there are other activities.

You could replace your crontab entry with a script that invokes tusc on your real script.

[laiju.c.babu]

Hi,

I am attaching the output of tusc . Could you please check the output for the server ussecavldnaut1. This is one of the server which i am facing issue.

[laiju.c.babu · Accepted solution]

Hi  Team,

Thanks a lot for the help.  The issue is resolved . The problem was with the time zone . The main servers was on GMT and the clients having EDT.  So i just changed  execution time of script in crontab. Now its working fine . Thanks a lot for your help.

Regards