09-22-2003
current processes
Hi all,
I'm running AIX 4.3.3.
Is there a way in C++ to get a list of all current processes running on the processor? I have a manager daemon tracking all the software applications. They're using a system of healthchecks to update status. One intermittently is missing its healthcheck, which in turn causes the manager daemon to bring down all the relevant software processes on the box. I'm looking for a backup method of checking to see if the application is still alive or not, before having the manager daemon bring everything down. I remember I did this before, but I cannot locate the header file for it or any info about it.
Thanks in advance!!
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
kumo-manager -l <addr[:port=19700]> -p <addr[:port=19700]>
DESCRIPTION
kumo-manager manages kumo-servers. Run this daemon on one or two hosts. You can get live status of the kumo-manager using kumoctl command.
OPTIONS
-p <addr[:port=19700]> --partner
master-slave replication partner
-a --auto-replace
enable auto replacing
-Rs <number=4> --replace-delay
delay time of auto replacing in sec.
-k <number=2> --keepalive-interval
keepalive interval in seconds
-Ys <number=1> --connect-timeout
connect timeout time in seconds
-Yn <number=4> --connect-retry-limit
connect retry limit
-Ci <number=2> --clock-interval
clock interval in seconds
-TW <number=2> --write-threads
number of threads for asynchronous writing
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-g <path.mpac> --binary-log
enable binary log
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AUTO REPLACING
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EXAMPLE
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kumoctl(1), kumolog(1).
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