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Operating Systems Linux Debian Killing host connection Post 49167 by Perderabo on Friday 26th of March 2004 06:24:06 PM
Old 03-26-2004
Knowing the pid won't help if the connection is in FINWAIT2.
 

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PMCONNECTLOGGER(3)					     Library Functions Manual						PMCONNECTLOGGER(3)

NAME
__pmConnectLogger - connect to a performance metrics logger control port C SYNOPSIS
#include <pcp/pmapi.h> #include <pcp/impl.h> int __pmConnectLogger(const char *hostname, int pid); cc ... -lpcp DESCRIPTION
Each instance of the Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) archive logger program pmlogger(1) supports a control port on which __pmControlLog(3) requests are received, and responses sent. Optionally, the pmlogger(1) instance may be designated the ``primary'' logger. __pmConnectLogger may be used to establish a control port connection to the pmlogger(1) instance identified by process id pid on the host hostname. One special case is supported; for the reserved pid value of PM_LOG_CONTROL_PORT the requested connection is to the control port for the ``primary'' logger, whatever its process id might be. On success, __pmConnectLogger returns a non-negative integer, that is a file descriptor that may be used in subsequent communication with the pmlogger(1) instance, e.g. for __pmControlLog(3). As the control port to pmlogger(1) is not mulitplexed, applications using __pmConnectLogger should use close(2) to terminate the connection to pmlogger(1) as soon as they have finished communicating. If the application connects, and the pmlogger(1) instance subsequently terminates, e.g. because the associated pmcd(1) instance is termi- nated, the application will have to explicitly re-establish connection to a re-started pmlogger(1) instance by calling __pmConnectLogger again. SEE ALSO
pmcd(1), pmlc(1), pmlogger(1), PMAPI(3) and __pmControlLog(3). DIAGNOSTICS
PM_ERR_PERMISSION no permission to connect to the specified pmlogger(1) instance -ECONNREFUSED the designated pmlogger(1) instance does not exist -EEADDRINUSE the requested control port is already in use Performance Co-Pilot PCP PMCONNECTLOGGER(3)
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