Sun Microsystems 2005Q1 manual SRA Log Files, Memfoot.sh, Uniq.pl, GWDump.class

Troubleshooting SRA

NOTE Before running gctool, ensure that you include -verbose:gcin the Gateway script in the “CMD” section. The Gateway script resembles the following:

-server -verbose:gc -Xms1G -Xmx2G

-XX:+OverrideDefaultLibthread -XX:ThreadStackSize=128

-XX:MaxPermSize=128M -XX:PermSize=128M -XX:MaxNewSize=256M -XX:NewSize=256M

At the end of the test period, run shooter to collect the output of gctool along with other data.

memfoot.sh

This script tracks the memory footprint of a process. Start this script after starting the Gateway and allow it to run during the duration of the test. The largest process with the given name or PID is tracked after every specified number of seconds.

To run memfoot, type:

./memfoot java 60

The output of this script is a time-stamped process status file. The shooter tool collects this output along with the rest of the data.

uniq.pl

This script is used internally by shooter to find unique lines and their count. The advantage over the system uniq script is that it finds non-adjacent unique lines.

GWDump.class

This class is called internally by shooter to obtain the Gateway settings in the Access Manager administration console.

SRA Log Files

Examine the following log files for errors.

Gateway:

/var/opt/SUNWps/debug/srapGateway_Gateway-hostname_Gateway-profile-name

NetFile:

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