A few comments to what has already been posted:
pfiles
It is true that you can find the same information as what lsof is producing by
using a script that uses the Solaris 'pfiles' command. One such example is
PCP (http://www.unix.ms/pcp/). I have to warn against this. [i]pfiles will
stop the
It would be really useful if you could elaborate on how pfiles
screwed up your daemons. Though pfiles will stop a process to get
its information, it does so for a very short period of time and in a
fashion that should be undetectable to the target process. Unless a
From what I understand on this thread :
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5133053tstart=30
there is a hardcoded limit in DTrace of 16M for the buffer size when you are
not running as root. Why, why, why ??
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