Re: command-line equivalents of SAM functionality

From: Tapani Tarvainen (gn20040226T184928_at_tt.oma.it.jyu.fi)
Date: 02/26/04

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    Wladimir Mutel <mwg@fluffy.isd.dp.ua> writes:

    > 2004-02-26, Tapani Tarvainen <gn20040226T153506@tt.oma.it.jyu.fi> ÐÉÛÅÔ:
    > > Corné Beerse <I.Dont@want.your.spam> writes:
    > >
    > >> you can always peek into sam: run a `ps` to see which commands `sam` fires.
    > >
    > > ... or take a look at /var/sam/log/samlog after using it.
    >
    > It just writes :
    >
    > Getting the size of the disk at 8/4.8.0.
    >
    > Does not say what program it runs.
    > May be even calls a library function ?

    Look a bit earlier in the file. I find lines like this (among others):

    Retrieving peripheral device configurations for device class \"DISK\".
    Executing the following command:\C/usr/sam/lbin/ioparser.sh DISK\C

    If you look inside ioparser.sh you'll see it uses ioscan (either
    runs it when called or uses previously cached ioscan output -
    samlog will even indicate which). 

    -- 
Tapani Tarvainen
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