Question about DNAS log

Robert_B · 25th February 2003, 17:06

In the SC log, entries like below appear (duh!)

..connection closed (109510 seconds) (UID: 46)[L: 2]{Bytes: 544339077}(P: 1)

All pretty self explaining, but what does the (P: 1) mean?
Values I have seen are 0/1/2/4...

FesterHead · 25th February 2003, 17:29

That is the relative position of the listener. Think of it as slot based.

Example:
Listener 1 comes in and gets p:0
Listener 2 comes in and gets p:1
Listener 3 comes in and gets p:2
Listener 2 quits and frees p:1
Listener 4 comes in and gets p:1
Listener 5 comes in and gets p:3
etc.

Robert_B · 25th February 2003, 17:47

Thanks festerhead for the quick reply.

I can't verify your example, from what I see in my logs the allocation is not sequential but a bit more random e.g. first listener getting P:4.
P:3 doesn't appear anywhere in my log although I just saw it in another server's log.

Anyway, the "slot" concept is satisfactory for me

FesterHead · 25th February 2003, 18:04

I guessed based on observations.

25th February 2003, 17:06	#1
Robert_B Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 25	Question about DNAS log In the SC log, entries like below appear (duh!) ..connection closed (109510 seconds) (UID: 46)[L: 2]{Bytes: 544339077}(P: 1) All pretty self explaining, but what does the (P: 1) mean? Values I have seen are 0/1/2/4...

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25th February 2003, 17:29	#2
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	That is the relative position of the listener. Think of it as slot based. Example: Listener 1 comes in and gets p:0 Listener 2 comes in and gets p:1 Listener 3 comes in and gets p:2 Listener 2 quits and frees p:1 Listener 4 comes in and gets p:1 Listener 5 comes in and gets p:3 etc.

25th February 2003, 17:47	#3
Robert_B Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 25	Thanks festerhead for the quick reply. I can't verify your example, from what I see in my logs the allocation is not sequential but a bit more random e.g. first listener getting P:4. P:3 doesn't appear anywhere in my log although I just saw it in another server's log. Anyway, the "slot" concept is satisfactory for me

25th February 2003, 18:04	#4
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	I guessed based on observations.