Hi Jim,
The engineer that worked on this is on vacation at the moment, but I'd like to
gather information before he returns, so it would be good if you could answer
the following for me:
Are you running default JDS, or development JDS?
Are you using NFS for your ${HOME}?
Can you provide me with a quick truss of gam_server?
If you have root access, save the attached gam_server script,and then try doing
the following:
mv /usr/lib/gam_server /usr/lib/gam_server.bin
cp <saved_dir>/gam_server /usr/lib/gam_server
chmod 755 /usr/lib/gam_server
pkill gam_server
Let this run for a little while, and then send me the log(s) generated as
/tmp/gam_server.*.log
You should probably undo the logging then by :
mv /usr/lib/gam_server.bin /usr/lib/gam_server
pkill gam_server
Thanks,
Darren.
James Litchfield wrote:
> B82 x86
>
> Fired up prstat the other day and noticed something new: gam_server was
> running around madly stating files. This seems to be
>
> http://www.gnome.org/~veillard/gamin/
>
> The obvious question is why not use the Solaris file monitoring
> capabilities instead of stating the world away....
>
> The next question is "can I turn this thing off
> and not have a negative impact?'
>
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