svclog

Everytime I have to check the SMF log file quickly I suffer.
I suffer in due to lack of simple method which I would provide you today with.

C'n'P:

#!/usr/bin/ksh
#------------------------------------
# svclog
#  ...run for your logs
#====================================
# author: Marcin Wisnios
# e-mail: wisnios at wisnios dot com
#------------------------------------

svcs $1 > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
        echo "No match."
        exit
fi

if [ ! -z $1 ]; then
        LOG=$(svcs -l $1 | sed 's/logfile[ ]*\(.*\)/\1/p;d')
        echo "\n\t\t${LOG}\n"
else
        echo "Usage: $0 FMRI [n]"
        echo "n - number of lines to display"
        exit
fi

if [ ! -z $2 ]; then
        tail -$2 ${LOG}
else
        tail -f ${LOG}
fi

Save as, for ex. /usr/local/bin/svclog and... run for your logs:

# svclog ds 3

                /var/svc/log/application-sun-ds:default.log

Waiting for Directory Server instance '/instances/ds1' to start...
Directory Server instance '/instances/ds1' started: pid=434
[ Jun  7 16:53:00 Method "start" exited with status 0 ]
# svclog ms

                /var/svc/log/application-sun-ms:default.log

Stopping dispatcher server 593 ... done
Stopping sched server 591 ... done
Stopping http server 590 ... done
Stopping pop server 589 ...... done
Stopping imap server 588 ... done
Stopping purge server 587 ... done
Stopping store server 584 .... done
Stopping watcher 583 ... done
[ Jun  7 23:40:12 Method "stop" exited with status 0 ]
[ Jun  7 23:40:12 Executing start method ("/opt/sun/comms/messaging64/bin/start-msg") ]
Connecting to watcher ...
Launching watcher ... 1463
Starting store server .... 1464
Checking store server status .....
- CUT -

Enjoy.

port to pid / pid to port mapper

Finally, I've developed the mutual pid/port mapper.

Here it is. Feel free to use.

#!/bin/bash
#
# The mutual pid/port mapper
# - Marcin Wisnios [marcin AT wisnios.com]
#
case "$1" in
'')
        echo "Usage: $0 PORT | -p PID | -n NAME | -a (ALL)"
        exit 1
        ;;
'-p')
        # pid search
        P_ID=$2
        ;;
'-n')
        # name search
        P_ID=`pgrep $2`
        ;;
'-a')
        # list all
        P_ID=`ps -e -o pid,comm | sed '/PID/d; /ps/d; /sed/d; /bash/d; s/\([0-9]\{1,5\}\).*/\1/p;d'`
        ;;
*)
        # port search
        P_ID=`ps -e -o pid,comm | sed '/PID/d; /ps/d; /sed/d; /bash/d; s/\([0-9]\{1,5\}\).*/\1/p;d'`
        PORT=$1
        ;;
esac

for P in $P_ID; do

        N=`ps -o comm -p $P | sed '/COMMAND/d'`
        N=`basename $N`

        pfiles $P | sed 's/.*sockname:\ AF_INET[6]\{0,1\} \(.*\)\ \ port:\ \(.*\)/\1:\2/p;d' | while read L; do
                if [ -z $PORT ]; then
                        echo "$L $P/$N"
                else
                        echo "$L $P/$N" | sed "/:$PORT/p;d"
                fi
        done

done

Examples of use:

book [/home/wisnios]# ./ppm.sh 22
:::22 6963/sshd
::ffff:208.64.63.178:22 13491/sshd
::ffff:208.64.63.178:22 13507/sshd

book [/home/wisnios]# ./ppm.sh -n ns-slapd
:::389 7128/ns-slapd
:::636 7128/ns-slapd

book [/home/wisnios]# ./ppm.sh -p 20623
0.0.0.0:80 20623/cherokee-worker