[16] in Info-AFS_Redistribution
Oh, btw.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Michael T. Stolarchuk)
Thu Nov 15 19:33:28 1990
To: nydick@pookie.psc.edu
Cc: Info-AFS@transarc.com
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 90 19:29:18 -0500
From: Michael T. Stolarchuk <mts@terminator.cc.umich.edu>
Since there is a rx protocol entry called getstatistics, and since the
parameters you described are returned by that call, and since it isn't
hard to write code to issue those primitives, I have a command which
dumps the contents of the getstatiscs at your client *without*
modification of the file server.
It is not derived from the fsprobe code, but it could have used that
code. Because of fsprobe's organization, it made the problem more
complex as opposed to less complex. The hard part was modifying
rxgen to make routines to display the contents of structures
(so I wouldn't have to write them each time I wanted to display
contents of .xg-ed structures)
The command can be pointed at any file server (just like scout)
Since your machines are up, here are some numbers:
emptys.ifs% rstat afsrv1.psc.edu
CurrentMsgNumber:0
OldestMsgNumber:0
CurrentTime:658715043
BootTime:658684414
StartTime:658682212
CurrentConnections:108
TotalViceCalls:23799
TotalFetchs:17365
FetchDatas:1804
FetchedBytes:668985830
FetchDataRate:3082884
TotalStores:2814
StoreDatas:2209
StoredBytes:0
StoreDataRate:0
TotalRPCBytesSent:0
TotalRPCBytesReceived:-1
TotalRPCPacketsSent:0
TotalRPCPacketsReceived:0
TotalRPCPacketsLost:0
TotalRPCBogusPackets:0
SystemCPU:399603
UserCPU:203905
NiceCPU:0
IdleCPU:7237523
TotalIO:98356
ActiveVM:33160
TotalVM:129024
... output truncated to make for a shorter message...
Obviously, the command isn't interesting because it can display these
values, its interesting because (like fsprobe) it can be used to collect
these numbers (structures) and do something with them.
mts. the snail.
