Documents containing dtrace.
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Solaris 10::Privileges=>
Granting privileges to users Solaris 10 comes with something called privileges. They are basically meant for giving application more rights then their file permissions grant them. But how can you give privileges to users? |
Solaris Dtrace::Script=>
iosnoop.d more readable |
Solaris Dtrace::Script=>
memon - memory monitor |
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Solaris Dtrace::Usage=>
The built-in variables |
Solaris Dtrace::Usage example=>
Finding a faulty command |
Solaris Dtrace::Script=>
Have uname answer Wii on Solaris |
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Solaris Dtrace::Script=>
Change the content of the uname struct |
Solaris Dtrace::Script=>
Tick versus Profile provider |
Solaris 10::DTrace=>
Overview A quick introduction of the marvelous world of exploring the inner workings of Solaris with DTrace. |
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Solaris Dtrace::Usage=>
Adding probes to own application |
DTrace::File monitoring=>
See which files are writtten or read Every now and then I sit behind my screen and have to wait for something to finish on my computer. I can see the disk light burning so the machine is doing some IO. This Dtrace script for Solaris 10 will show you what files are processed when you stare at your screen. |
Solaris Dtrace::Script=>
iosnoop.d using struct |
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Solaris Dtrace::Variables=>
Variable types |
Crash dumps::Solaris 10=>
Find the command that initiated the crash dump |
DTrace::No while loop !?=>
Use predicates |
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Solaris Dtrace::script=>
Simple iosnoop.d |
Maintenance::Documentation=>
Document template code |
Maintenance::Documentation=>
Document template example |