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by the get_network_iface_stats function. Not having these privileges |
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results in NULL being returned. |
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Also note that this cannot be solved by calling statgrab_init and then |
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statgrab_drop_privileges at this stage. |
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Also note that this cannot be solved by calling sg_init and then |
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sg_drop_privileges at this stage. |
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FreeBSD 4 |
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On FreeBSD 4 (not on 5) programs need to be setgid kmem to get swap |
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statistics. It is sufficient to give a program these privileges, call |
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statgrab_init, and then drop the privileges using statgrab_drop_privileges. |
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sg_init, and then drop the privileges using sg_drop_privileges. |
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The get_swap_stats function will return NULL if this hasn't been done. |
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The sg_get_swap_stats function will return NULL if this hasn't been done. |
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Solaris 2.6/2.7 |
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mapping list (eg. mapping ssd0 on to c0t0d0s0). If these privileges |
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aren't available the names will be left as ssd0, for example. |
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It is sufficient to use statgrab_init and statgrab_drop_privileges. |
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It is sufficient to use sg_init and sg_drop_privileges. |
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