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  1. icecubegr

    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. ==...
  2. icecubegr

    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
  3. icecubegr

    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...
  4. icecubegr

    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...
  5. icecubegr

    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
  6. icecubegr

    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...

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