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procd_ctl
command line interface to the condor_procd
procd_ctl
-h
procd_ctl
-A address-file
[command]
This is a programmatic interface to the condor_procd daemon.
It may be used to
cause the condor_procd to do anything that the condor_procd
is capable of doing,
such as tracking and managing process families.
This is a program only available for the Linux ports of Condor.
procd_ctl honors the discovery algorithm for Condor's configuration
files, which specify debugging information.
As such, if Condor is not installed or the configuration files are
unavailable,
then set the environment variable CONDOR_CONFIG
to /dev/null to be utilized by the discovery algorithm.
The -h option prints out usage information and exits.
The address-file specification within the -A argument
specifies the path and file name of the address file
which the named pipe clients must use to speak with the condor_procd.
One command is given to the condor_procd.
The choices for the command are defined by the Options.
- TRACK_BY_ASSOCIATED_GID GID [PID]
- Use the specified GID to track the specified family rooted at
PID.
If the optional PID is not specified,
then the PID used is the one given or assumed by condor_procd.
- GET_USAGE [PID]
- Get the total usage information about the PID family at PID.
If the optional PID is not specified,
then the PID used is the one given or assumed by condor_procd.
- DUMP [PID]
- Print out information about both the root PID being watched
and the tree of processes under this root PID.
If the optional PID is not specified,
then the PID used is the one given or assumed by condor_procd.
- LIST [PID]
- With no PID given, print out information about all
the watched processes.
If the optional PID is specified,
print out information about the process specified by PID
and all its child processes.
- SIGNAL_PROCESS signal [PID]
- Send the signal to the process specified by PID.
If the optional PID is not specified,
then the PID used is the one given or assumed by condor_procd.
- SUSPEND_FAMILY PID
- Suspend the process family rooted at PID.
- CONTINUE_FAMILY PID
- Continue execution of the process family rooted at PID.
- KILL_FAMILY PID
- Kill the process family rooted at PID.
- UNREGISTER_FAMILY PID
- Stop tracking the process family rooted at PID.
- SNAPSHOT
- Perform a snapshot of the tracked family tree.
- QUIT
- Disconnect from the condor_procd and exit.
This program may be used in a standalone mode, independent of
Condor, to track process families. The programs procd_ctl and
gidd_alloc are used with the condor_procd in standalone mode
to interact with the daemon and inquire about certain state of running
processes on the machine, respectively.
procd_ctl will exit with a status value of 0 (zero) upon success,
and it will exit with the value 1 (one) upon failure.
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Computer Sciences Department,
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