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OD Processes

seeDerekNow

We are trying to monitor OpenDeploy server proceses on our Solaris machine. The sofware that we use is called "ProcWatch". However, I am told that we cannot simply monitor the PID. We would need to provide the actual "name" of the OpenDeploy server process (base server). Does anyone know how I can retrieve the actual name of the OD process?

Thanks

Derek

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campbep1

Look up the command "ps"

If you do a ps -ef this will give you a full listing of Processes.

Or do a ps -ef | grep PORT NUMBER (where port number is put in relevent port number for the daemon)

gwen1

ps -ef | grep OpenDeployNG

This is a better option, providing that your opendeploy directory is named OpenDeployNG. (in my experience port numbers generally are not found with ps -ef)

campbep1

Yes do appologise, you do not get port numbers in ps, but you do get the process listing...