I was doing something like this:
"localzone" string
=> execresult("/sbin/zonename","noshell");
"process_check[$(name)]" string
=> execresult("/usr/bin/pgrep -z$(checks.localzone) $(name)","noshell");
Although I have now switched to using Solaris SMF to manage services.
On Mar 29, 2010 9:54am, "Welborn, David" <dwelb...@firstam.com> wrote:
I recently solved a problem with process "miscounting" on Solaris 10 ...
in the Global Zone.
Running 'ps -ef' in the Global Zone on Solaris 10 will report all
processes running in *all* of the zones (global and non-global).
The solution is to use the 'cfrc' file ! ( .. and I bet you also thought
you would never see the day! ;-)
So, on my Solaris 10 servers !!! in the GLOBAL zone ONLY !!! I have
created the file /var/cfengine/inputs/cfrc with the following line:
solaris.psopts: -fz global
And that solves it: cfagent only sees processes running in the global
zone.
Regards,
David
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