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07-08-2004 07:29 PM
07-08-2004 07:29 PM
Raw file access check
Hello.
How can i indicate is there any i/o to the raw file from some user processes.
Thanks.
How can i indicate is there any i/o to the raw file from some user processes.
Thanks.
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07-08-2004 07:41 PM
07-08-2004 07:41 PM
Re: Raw file access check
Using lsof you can monitor what a process is doing. If you wanted to drill down further you might have to install something like truss. With truss you can attach to a certain process to see what it is doing.
If your only interested in how much IO a certain LUN (disk) is doing, you can use with glance or sar.
If your only interested in how much IO a certain LUN (disk) is doing, you can use with glance or sar.
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