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On 2010-10-01, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Al wrote: |
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>> Hello, |
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>> I want to find out by which file and line the */temp/environment |
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>> script is run or sourced. |
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>> As a am always interested in a general way to solve something, I ask |
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>> if there is a tool, that displays me the order in which files are |
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>> read by a process. |
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> I'm not sure but you may want to check into strace. It may be what you |
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> are looking for. |
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strace fills the bill if you know what process (or its children) you |
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want to watch, and you can start that process manually. |
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If you don't know what process you want to watch, or there are a set |
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of unrelated processes, strace isn't very useful. In that case you |
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can use systemtap to monitor open operations on a particular file. |
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It takes a bit more work to use systemtap than it does to use strace, |
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but in many ways it's a lot more flexible and powerful: |
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http://sourceware.org/systemtap/ |
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