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Operating Systems Solaris Mount point at 100%, but cannot see what is filling up Post 302909095 by fretagi on Monday 14th of July 2014 10:21:33 AM
Old 07-14-2014
the output has provided a long list of commands belonging to the application...
Code:
bash-3.00# for pid in `fuser -c /nikira 2>/dev/null`
> do
> ps -fp $pid | grep -v PPID
> done
  nikira  61140  48413   0 16:17:54 ?           0:00 sleep 10
  nikira  48413      1   0 16:15:04 ?           0:00 /bin/bash ./record_hashsplitter.sh 7
    root   1009   1008   0 16:04:31 pts/6       0:00 more -s /tmp/mpzPagFa
    root   1008    995   0 16:04:31 pts/6       0:00 sh -c more -s /tmp/mpzPagFa
    root    995  43760   0 16:04:31 pts/6       0:00 man fuser
  nikira  73128  56055   0 15:35:32 ?           0:00 sleep 10000
    root  59575  58160   0 15:32:44 pts/8       0:00 bash
  nikira  22574  98605   0 15:25:40 ?           0:00 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  64065  98605   0 14:51:04 ?           0:00 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  61756  98605   0 14:50:33 ?           0:00 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  59148  98605   0 14:49:58 ?           0:00 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  83983  98605   0 14:33:13 ?           0:00 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  56666  56175   0 10:28:00 pts/9       0:00 -bash
    root  43760  43601   0 09:52:21 pts/6       0:02 bash
  nikira   1157   1148   0 06:53:01 ?           0:03 sqlplus -s /nolog
  nikira   1148   1144   0 06:53:01 ?           0:00 /bin/bash /nikira/NIKIRAROOT/bin/spark_tables_cleanup.sh 7
  nikira   1311  98652   0   Jul 11 ?           1:14 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/RUBYROOT/bin/ruby /nikira/NIKIRACLIENT/src/public/dispatch.
  nikira  75924      1   1   Jul 08 ?        8311:38 dbwriter -r /nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DBWriterData/ -s /nikira/NIKIRAROOT/R
  nikira  56224  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           2:20 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/AICumulativeGPRSData/ -
  nikira  56223  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           2:20 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/AICumulativeVoiceData/
  nikira  56222  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           2:21 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/SubscriberDataRecord/ -
  nikira  56220  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         740:24 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_7/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56219  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         735:49 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_6/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56218  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         754:20 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_5/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56216  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         748:54 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_4/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56215  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         744:29 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_3/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56214  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         748:40 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_2/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56212  55899   0   Jul 08 ?         755:14 recorddispatcher -r RFF:///nikira/NIKIRAROOT/RangerData/DataRecord_1/ -p TCP://
  nikira  56211  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 recordprocessor -r TCP://10.100.48.73:30002 -w TCP://10.100.48.75:20000 -c 1:TC
  nikira  56210  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           0:03 recordprocessor -r TCP://10.100.48.73:30001 -w TCP://10.100.48.75:20000 -c 1:TC
  nikira  56208  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 ssh -l nikira 10.100.48.75 /nikira_data01/NIKIRAROOT/bin/runprogram.sh programm
  nikira  56056  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 ssh -l nikira 10.100.48.74 /nikira_data01/NIKIRAROOT/bin/runprogram.sh programm
  nikira  56055  55899   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 /bin/bash /nikira/NIKIRAROOT/sbin/licenseengine
  nikira  55899      1   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 programmanager -f programmanager.conf
  nikira  26522  26518   0   Jul 08 ?          10:27 java -server -classpath ../config/:../lib/cereports.jar:../lib/itext-1.2.jar:..
  nikira  26518      1   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 sh ./server.sh
  nikira  26085  26080   0   Jul 08 ?          10:31 java -server -classpath ../config/:../lib/cereports.jar:../lib/itext-1.2.jar:..
  nikira  26080      1   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 sh ./server.sh
  nikira  25747  25578   1   Jul 08 ?        17863:38 java -server -classpath ../config/:../lib/cereports.jar:../lib/itext-1.2.jar:..
  nikira  25578      1   0   Jul 08 ?           0:01 sh ./tc.sh
  nikira  24857  24852   0   Jul 08 ?         440:39 java -server -classpath ../config/:../lib/cereports.jar:../lib/itext-1.2.jar:..
  nikira  24852      1   0   Jul 08 ?           0:00 sh ./sc.sh
  nikira  78834      1   0   Jun 30 ?          11:02 ./mcelrater -d nrtrde
  nikira  74990      1   0   Jun 30 ?        3904:46 ./mcelrater -d gprs
  nikira  72309      1   0   Jun 30 ?        1440:33 ./mcelrater -d gsm
  nikira  98652  98605   0   May 23 ?           2:58 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  98605      1   0   May 23 ?           4:16 /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/bin/httpd -f /nikira/NIKIRATOOLS/APACHE64/conf/htt
  nikira  31367      1   0   May 23 ?           7:08 memcached -p 12321
  nikira  43009      1   0   Oct 13 ?        106677:56 /bin/bash ./Nrtrde_VpmnID_populate_cdr.sh
bash-3.00#

 

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