andrew@yunexus.UUCP (Andrew Kleiman) (06/01/90)
Does anyone who if theres a bug in the commands 'w' and 'uptime'. It seems that when i run those commands I don't get the uptime info or CPU status for the last 5,10 and 15 minutes. Thanks in Advance Andrew Kleiman ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Andrew Kleiman | Internet: andrew@yunexus.yorku.ca | Legislative Assembly of Ontario | UUCP: andrew@yunexus.UUCP | Queen's Park,Toronto, Ontario |----------------------------------- | Canada M7A 1A4 | York is only a Part Time job :) | TEL: (416) 965-0298 Fax: (416) 963-2450 | "dont't have a cow man" B. Simpson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
darko@hpspcoi.HP.COM (David Arko) (06/04/90)
Yes, It does seem that SCO Unix 3.2.0 has a bug with 'w' and 'uptime'. Maybe it will be fixed in 3.2.2
s892024@minyos.xx.rmit.oz (Richard Muirden) (06/08/90)
In article <300007@hpspcoi.HP.COM>, darko@hpspcoi.HP.COM (David Arko) writes: > > Yes, It does seem that SCO Unix 3.2.0 has a bug with 'w' and 'uptime'. > Maybe it will be fixed in 3.2.2 And under Xenix 286 2.3.2 "w" used to give me a seek error but uptime worked just fine. I have yet to test this under the new version of Xenix I have for the 386 (2.3.2). -Richard
staceyc@sco.COM (Stacey Campbell) (06/09/90)
In article <300007@hpspcoi.HP.COM> darko@hpspcoi.HP.COM (David Arko) writes: >Yes, It does seem that SCO Unix 3.2.0 has a bug with 'w' and 'uptime'. Here's a program that will print uptime and cpu utilisation information for SCO Unix/386 and for probably any other System V.3.2 based Unix. The program will display cpu user, kernel and idle percentages over the previous second. This is obviously different from the load information presented by the Xenix 'w' command, but still may be of some use. Just unshar it and type 'make wup'. Note that this is hacked out of a terminal status line utility that I submitted to comp.sources.misc (v11i086 - statline). If you want the statline source then send a request to; Stacey Campbell staceyc@sco.com {uunet,decwrl,ucscc,att,sq,altos,lotus,phoenix,sun,microsoft,xbs}!sco!staceyc Note that 'wup' needs to read /unix and /dev/kmem. If this is not possible the error messages will be "nlist error" and "cannot open kmem" respectively. #!/bin/sh # shar: Shell Archiver (v1.22) # # Run the following text with /bin/sh to create: # wup.c # sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > wup.c && X#include <fcntl.h> X#include <stdio.h> X#include <a.out.h> X#include <sys/types.h> X#include <sys/sysinfo.h> X#include <errno.h> X X#define NL_SYSINFO 0 X#define NL_LBOLT 1 X#define CPU_INFO_SZ (sizeof(sysinfo.cpu) / sizeof(sysinfo.cpu[0])) X#define DEFAULT_HZ "60" X Xextern long lseek(); Xextern char *getenv(); X Xstruct sysinfo sysinfo; Xtime_t lbolt; Xstatic struct nlist NlistInfo[] = { X {"sysinfo"}, X {"lbolt"}, X {0}}; X Xstatic int LoadFnInit(); Xstatic int UptimeFnInit(); Xstatic int LoadFn(); Xstatic int LoadFnInit(); Xstatic int NlistLoaded = 0; Xstatic int KmemFd; Xstatic time_t SavedCpu[CPU_INFO_SZ]; Xstatic time_t BootTime; Xstatic int Hertz; X Xint main(argc, argv) X Xint argc; Xchar *argv[]; X X { X if (! LoadFnInit(stderr)) X exit(1); X if (! UptimeFnInit(stderr)) X exit(1); X (void)sleep(1); X if (! LoadFn(stdout)) X exit(1); X if (! UptimeFn(stdout)) X exit(1); X return 0; X } X Xstatic void DisplayAdd(display, msg) X XFILE *display; Xchar *msg; X X { X (void)fputs(msg, display); X } X Xstatic int LoadFnInit(display) X XFILE *display; X X { X int i; X char *hz_str; X static int kmem_status = 0; X X if (! NlistLoaded) X { X NlistLoaded = 1; X if (nlist("/unix", NlistInfo) < 0) X { X DisplayAdd(display, "nlist error\n"); X return 0; X } X if (NlistInfo[NL_SYSINFO].n_value == 0) X { X DisplayAdd(display, "bad sysinfo offset\n"); X return 0; X } X if (NlistInfo[NL_LBOLT].n_value == 0) X { X DisplayAdd(display, "bad lbolt offset\n"); X return 0; X } X if (! (hz_str = getenv("HZ"))) X hz_str = DEFAULT_HZ; X Hertz = atoi(hz_str); X if ((KmemFd = open("/dev/kmem", O_RDONLY)) < 0) X { X DisplayAdd(display, "cannot open kmem\n"); X return 0; X } X if (lseek(KmemFd, NlistInfo[NL_SYSINFO].n_value, 0) == -1L) X { X char buf[128]; X extern char *sys_errlist[]; X X sprintf(buf, "kmem lseek error %d %s %u\n", errno, X sys_errlist[errno], NlistInfo[NL_SYSINFO].n_value); X DisplayAdd(display, buf); X return 0; X } X if (read(KmemFd, (char *)&sysinfo, sizeof(sysinfo)) < 0) X { X DisplayAdd(display, "kmem read error\n"); X return 0; X } X for (i = 0; i < CPU_INFO_SZ; ++i) X SavedCpu[i] = sysinfo.cpu[i]; X X kmem_status = 1; X } X X return kmem_status; X } X Xstatic int LoadFn(display) X XFILE *display; X X { X int i; X time_t all_krn; X time_t new_cpu[CPU_INFO_SZ]; X double total_cpu; X char buf[128]; X X if (lseek(KmemFd, NlistInfo[NL_SYSINFO].n_value, 0) == -1L) X { X DisplayAdd(stderr, "kmem lseek error\n"); X return 0; X } X if (read(KmemFd, (char *)&sysinfo, sizeof(sysinfo)) < 0) X { X DisplayAdd(stderr, "kmem read error\n"); X return 0; X } X X total_cpu = 0.0; X for (i = 0; i < CPU_INFO_SZ; ++i) X { X total_cpu += new_cpu[i] = sysinfo.cpu[i] - SavedCpu[i]; X SavedCpu[i] = sysinfo.cpu[i]; X } X X DisplayAdd(display, "CPU utilisation: "); X sprintf(buf, "user %.0f%%, ", new_cpu[CPU_USER] / total_cpu * 100.0); X DisplayAdd(display, buf); X/* it's probably not "fair" to lump WAIT and SXBRK into X * KERNEL but these are non-user cycles so what the hell */ X all_krn = new_cpu[CPU_KERNEL] + new_cpu[CPU_WAIT] + new_cpu[CPU_SXBRK]; X sprintf(buf, "kernel %.0f%%, ", all_krn / total_cpu * 100.0); X DisplayAdd(display, buf); X sprintf(buf, "idle %.0f%%\n", new_cpu[CPU_IDLE] / total_cpu * 100.0); X DisplayAdd(display, buf); X X return 1; X } X Xstatic int UptimeFnInit(display) X XFILE *display; X X { X if (LoadFnInit(display) == 0) X return 0; X X if (lseek(KmemFd, NlistInfo[NL_LBOLT].n_value, 0) == -1L) X { X DisplayAdd(stderr, "kmem lbolt lseek error\n"); X return 0; X } X if (read(KmemFd, (char *)&lbolt , sizeof(lbolt)) < 0) X { X DisplayAdd(display, "kmem lbolt read error\n"); X return 0; X } X X BootTime = time((time_t *)0) - lbolt / Hertz; X if (BootTime < 0) X DisplayAdd(display, "very strange boottime\n"); X X return 1; X } X Xstatic int UptimeFn(display) X XFILE *display; X X { X time_t uptime; X int days, hours, minutes, seconds; X char buf[64]; X X uptime = time((time_t *)0) - BootTime; X days = uptime / (60 * 60 * 24); X uptime -= days * (60 * 60 * 24); X hours = uptime / (60 * 60); X uptime -= hours * (60 * 60); X minutes = uptime / 60; X uptime -= minutes * 60; X seconds = uptime; X sprintf(buf, "Uptime: %d+%.2d:%.2d:%.2d\n", days, hours, minutes, X seconds); X DisplayAdd(display, buf); X X return 1; X } SHAR_EOF chmod 0644 wup.c || echo "restore of wup.c fails" exit 0