Trouble shooting Linux is not something I am well aquainted with. Geeze, it just never comes up. Configuring, updating, or installing, yes, but trouble shooting? Very seldom. I need to attend more meetings.
When I try the suggestions mentioned, I either get nothing, as in,just another command prompt, or a list of approved commands, as if I had typed PS -- help. I am running Debian stable. Dell GX1 Sony 21 inch regular (+ 4 years old) 128 MB RAM plenty of room on the HDD When I run those commands, if I get nothing or nonsense, am I not running Bind? I do not want or need to run Bind. What logs could I check to see if it is loading, or trying to load? Grins, Doug --- Dustin Puryear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 06:54 PM 10/10/2003 -0700, you wrote: > > >The Bind error worries me. The others do not as I > am > >using them or have them patched. Bind is still a > bit > >of a puzzle to me. When I run the suggested > command > >"named -v" I get "command not found". I had some > > There are several ways to invoke ps, and most of > them use very little space. > > Under Linux try 'ps -C named': > > # ps -C named > PID TTY TIME CMD > 23300 ? 00:00:00 named > 23302 ? 00:00:00 named > 23303 ? 00:05:03 named > 23304 ? 00:00:00 named > 23305 ? 00:00:42 named > > You can also try just 'a' and 'x' for a bit more > information: > > # ps ax | grep named | grep -v grep > 23300 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23302 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23303 ? S 5:03 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23304 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23305 ? S 0:42 named -u named -t > /home/named > > Now I'm just getting silly: > > # ps ax | head -1 ; ps ax | grep named | grep -v > grep > PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND > 23300 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23302 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23303 ? S 5:03 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23304 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23305 ? S 0:42 named -u named -t > /home/named > > What can I say? I like to have headings. > > And for those on a real craze: > > C:\>pslist | head -8 | tail -1 & pslist | findstr > named > Name Pid Pri Thd Hnd Mem User Time > Kernel Time Elapsed Time > named 1240 8 3 101 16004 0:00:09.543 > 0:00:09.814 1:00:11.973 > > Okay, okay. I'm not really running named under > Windows. > > Can I do my check from Windows though? Maybe that's > my main box that I use > for administration: > > C:\>plink -batch serv "ps ax | head -1" & plink > -batch serv "ps ax" | > findstr named > PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND > 23300 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23302 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23303 ? S 5:04 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23304 ? S 0:00 named -u named -t > /home/named > 23305 ? S 0:42 named -u named -t > /home/named > > So it can be done. > > What was the question again? > > > --- > Dustin Puryear > http://www.puryear-it.com > > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > [email protected] > http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com
