Smart reboot for tsm server under solaris
2005-11-11 13:16:08
This is an exploratory message just to reassure myself that I am thinking
correctly.
We have tsm server v5.2.4 running under solaris 8.
I would like to do a weekly reboot of the server, but during a time period of
no activity.
My logic is as follows:
Have an administrative schedule check for processes and sessions.
If no backup or restore sessions are active, and no processes running, halt the
server.
While this is going on, a cron job checks for the existance of the dsmserv
process. When this process disappears, clear itself from crontab, and reboot.
Does this sound correct?
Also, is there a betterr way to check for a process than
"ps -ef |grep process name"?
Thanks for the help.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
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