how to fix "SelClass currently disabled" problem when using "cstm"

[moonzh]

I program shell script to get system infomation. I use
echo "scl type processor;info;wati;infolog" | /usr/sbin/cstm >/tmp/cpuinfo

to get cpu information. When this shell script is run by normal user, /tmp/cpuinfo shows "--SelClass currently disabled--". When run by root, it is OK. How to fix it?

[KCS_1]

you can restart diagnostic daemon.

under follow instuction:

#(root)ps -ef|grep diag*

#kill -9 process no.(diagnostic)

#/sbin/init.d/diagnostic start

after, start you wanna job..


have a nice day~

[Michael Tully]

It looks as though the daemon called 'diagmond' is either not running or has failed. To check run this

# ps -ef | grep diagmond
root 1279 1 0 Jul 26 ? 0:23 /usr/sbin/stm/uut/bin/sys/diagmond

Do not under any circumstances do a 'kill -9' on any daemon unless it will not terminate normally by using the shutdown script (/sbin/init.d/...)

To start use '/sbin/init.d/diagnostic start'

[S.K. Chan]

Have you try running cstm with the -f option by providing the file that has the cstm commands. For example .. (say file /tmp/proc.stm) has this in it ..
SelClass type "Processor" qualifier "All"
info
wait
infolog
done
quit
ok
Now just run it like this ..
$ /usr/sbin/cstm -f /tmp/proc.stm