Re: 20010711: pqbinstats

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> >From: Carl Sinclair <address@hidden>
> >Subject: pqbinstats
> >Organization: CAPS
> >Keywords: 200107112057.f6BKvB107723
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> I've got LDM 5.1.4 loaded on my Solaris 8 Ultra 1, and pqbinstats does
> not produce any stats files.  I'm receiving data from a machine that is
> also running pqbinstats.  If I use the -v flag, I get messages from
> pqbinstats in the ldmd.log, but still no stats files.  Here is the entry
> line in the ldmd.conf file:
> 
> exec    "pqbinstats -q /home/ldm/data/ldm.pq"
> 
> That is the correct location for the queue.  The permissions on the logs
> directory is 755.  I don't know what else to look for.
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> Carl Sinclair
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Carl,

Your inclusion of a path to the queue leads me to wonder if your
/usr/local is not the same as your /home - is it?  Are stats files being
written to /usr/local/ldm/logs, by chance?  This is where they would go
by default if you built from source and LDMHOME was set to
/usr/local/ldm.  I'm guessing that they are being written somewhere,
otherwise I'd expect that you would get a complaint in the log file.

Regardless, try adding the -d option to the invocation of pqbinstats. 
Also, you could try putting it in debug mode with the -x option to see
if it reports anything useful.  See the man page for more information.

Anne
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