hi...
i'm in need of a way to monitor perl apps running on remote systems, both
windows/linux. each client perl app will be using command line args, ie
(perl foo.pl 'arg1, arg2').
i'd like to knwo what might be the best way to actually monitor the remote
machinces to determine the
bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'd also like to
know if there is a way for the client perl app to place an
identifier in the process table, or some other location that
will allow the monitoring app to know the args that the client
app is using...
On Linux, you can set $0 to change the way
You could write a wrapper for the application so that when it launched it
logs the information you want to a DB, tracks and reports the performance of
the launched application using Win32::Perflib and reports process closure to
the DB as well. I've done something similar to this before for
keith/etc...
i've tried to change the $0 from the perl script when i do a
ps -ef/ps -aux i still have the perl foo.pl displayed in the process
list...
my test code...
#
# test to change the process name.
#
my $i=0;
for ($i=0;$i100;$i++)
{
$0 = temp;
print i= $i name = $0\n;
