Thanks Don!




From: don-n-darla AT WORLDNET.ATT DOT NET on 06/04/98 11:15 PM AST


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Subject:  Re: How to get a list of files that are in use?




Files or processes ?
You can download the MONITOR freeware utility from:
http://www-frec.bull.fr/OSBU2_0/download.htm
MONITOR allows all the major performance indicators to be displayed
simultaenously on a simple ASCII screen (or xterm). Monitor combines the
information available from many standard tools (vmstat, iostat, netstat,
and more) to provide an immediate view of
system performance. Monitor can also be executed by non-root users.
This site is a great resource for AIX public domain software.
Don Davis
APC Inc.

Dave Emigh wrote:
> There is a public domain utility called lsof which may help.  It can be
> obtained via anonymous ftp at vic.cc.purdue.edu .
>
>         Dave Emigh                              E-mail:
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>
> On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Maciej Podoski wrote:
>
> > I've got a problem with some memory leaks on our NetView box, I think
they're somehow related to the GUI as they don't occur when the GUI is
down.  I've also noticed that the memory allocated to files sometimes jumps
by 60% or so after having been stable
> > for a day and am curious if there is an AIX command which will tell me
what files are open and how much memory is allocated to each?  Is there
such a thing?  I'm running AIX 4.1.5
> >
> > Thanx
> >