Hi,
> > owfs -P /opt/var/run/owfs.pid -s 4304 /tmp/
Umm, /tmp is for temporary files. Don't mount owfs there.
Your system *will* behave in strange and interesting ways ...
> > ps ax | grep ow
If you have "pstree" installed, it shows quite nicely whether the
processes are related.
# pstree | grep ow
|-owserver---owserver---owserver
This is OK (owserver is idle)
|-owserver---owserver---2*[owserver]
OK too (one client is connected).
|-owserver---2*[{owserver}]
On i386/ia64 with glibc, the same thing looks slightly different.
|-owserver
|-owserver
Here, on the other hand, something's seriously broken. :-/
"ps axf" does the same thing vertically.
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