Hi

I have 2 unix boxes.
In each box, I have a unix shell script that captures vmstat
statistics to a file of the unix box. During the run of the 2 shell
scripts, I need a common timestamp for both.
I'm thinking of writing an app to issue commands on a Windows box every few
mins to
these shell scripts and capture the statistics back to a file in a
Windows folder. The app will provide the common timestamp for the
statistics retrieved from the unix boxes.
After the run is complete, I need to process these 2 files and graph
them on a web browser. The output files should look similar to this:

12:34:25 200000, 3, 99.0

12:34:25 400000, 6, 90.0

where 12:34:25 is the common timestamp when issuing the vmstat, 200000 (or
400000) represents free memory, 3 (or 6) represents page mf and 99.0 (or
90.0) represents cpu idle.

I like to hear from you all what's the best method to accomplish this.

Can DTrace do better than that ?
Even better, if one could provide a simple sample to accomplish this.

Advanced thanks.
Appreciate any help.
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