qa/038

   1 #! /bin/sh
   2 # PCP QA Test No. 038
   3 # pmlogger would die with horrible errors when diagnostics enabled, due
   4 # to early timer events
   5 #
   6 # Copyright (c) 1995-2002 Silicon Graphics, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
   7 #
   8
   9 seq=`basename $0`
  10 echo "QA output created by $seq"
  11
  12 # get standard filters
  13 . ./common.product
  14 . ./common.filter
  15
  16 _filter_dumplog()
  17 {
  18     _filter_dumpresult | sed \
  19         -e '/inst /{
  20 s;inst \[[0-9][0-9]* or ".*/dbs/.*\.dbf"];inst [FILE];
  21 }'
  22
  23 }
  24
  25 trap "rm -f $tmp.*; exit" 0 1 2 3 15
  26
  27 # real QA test starts here
  28 $sudo rm -f $tmp.* $seq.full
  29 cat <<End-of-File >$tmp.config
  30 log mandatory on 1 sec {
  31     sample.control
  32     sample.milliseconds
  33     sample.load
  34     sample.colour
  35     sample.bin
  36     sample.bucket
  37     sample.drift
  38     sample.step
  39     sample.write_me
  40     sample.lights
  41     sample.magnitude
  42     sample.sysinfo
  43     sample.pdu
  44     sample.recv_pdu
  45     sample.xmit_pdu
  46     sample.noinst
  47     disk.all.read
  48     disk.all.write
  49     disk.all.total
  50     disk.all.blkread
  51     disk.all.blkwrite
  52     disk.all.blktotal
  53     disk.all.active
  54     disk.all.response
  55     disk.all.bytes
  56     disk.all.read_bytes
  57     disk.all.write_bytes
  58     disk.all.avg_disk.active
  59     disk.all.avg_disk.response
  60     kernel.all.cpu.idle
  61     kernel.all.cpu.intr
  62     kernel.all.cpu.sys
  63     kernel.all.cpu.sxbrk
  64     kernel.all.cpu.user
  65     kernel.all.cpu.wait.total
  66     kernel.all.cpu.wait.gfxc
  67     kernel.all.cpu.wait.gfxf
  68     kernel.all.cpu.wait.io
  69     kernel.all.cpu.wait.pio
  70     kernel.all.cpu.wait.swap
  71     kernel.all.io.iget
  72     kernel.all.io.bread
  73     kernel.all.io.bwrite
  74     kernel.all.io.lread
  75     kernel.all.io.lwrite
  76     kernel.all.io.phread
  77     kernel.all.io.phwrite
  78     kernel.all.io.wcancel
  79     kernel.all.io.namei
  80     kernel.all.io.dirblk
  81     kernel.all.swap.swpocc
  82     kernel.all.swap.swpque
  83     kernel.all.load
  84     kernel.all.users
  85     kernel.all.pswitch
  86     kernel.all.readch
  87     kernel.all.runocc
  88     kernel.all.runque
  89     kernel.all.syscall
  90     kernel.all.sysexec
  91     kernel.all.sysfork
  92     kernel.all.sysread
  93     kernel.all.syswrite
  94     kernel.all.writech
  95     kernel.all.tty.recvintr
  96     kernel.all.tty.xmitintr
  97     kernel.all.tty.mdmintr
  98     kernel.all.tty.out
  99     kernel.all.tty.raw
 100     kernel.all.tty.canon
 101     kernel.all.intr.vme
 102     kernel.all.intr.non_vme
 103     kernel.all.ipc.msg
 104     kernel.all.ipc.sema
 105     kernel.all.pty.masterch
 106     kernel.all.pty.slavech
 107     kernel.all.flock.alloc
 108     kernel.all.flock.inuse
 109     hinv.ncpu
 110     hinv.dcache
 111     hinv.icache
 112     hinv.physmem
 113     hinv.pmeminterleave
 114     hinv.ndisk
 115 }
 116 End-of-File
 117
 118 $sudo rm -f core*
 119 # -D 511 is all of the PMAPI debug flags, excluding PM_TRACE_AF (the
 120 # latter is non-deterministic, unfortunately)
 121 pmlogger -D 511 -c $tmp.config -s 2 -l $tmp.log $tmp >$tmp.out 2>&1 &
 122 logger_pid=$!
 123
 124 wait
 125
 126 if [ "`echo core*`" != "core*" ]
 127 then
 128     echo "Arrgh ... pmlogger dumped core?"
 129     ls -l core*
 130     file core*
 131 else
 132     echo "OK, pmlogger survived"
 133 fi
 134
 135 # The traces and the list of metrics depend on which operating
 136 # system you're running on.  There is no real point in generating all
 137 # this output (filtered diagnostics and verbose pmdumplog) because
 138 # I expect to be different.
 139 # -Ken 1 June 2001
 140 #
 141 # Simple sanity check on the number of pmResults in the archive ...
 142
 143 echo
 144 echo "count records in archive (expect 1 for preamble + 2) ..."
 145 pmdumplog $tmp 2>&1 \
 146 | tee -a $seq.full \
 147 | _filter_dumplog \
 148 | sed -n -e '/TIMESTAMP/s/STAMP.*/STAMP/p'
 149
 150 # and truncate the test here!
 151 #
 152 exit
 153
 154 # enable this to see what is really happening!
 155 echo "=== out ===" >038.full
 156 cat $tmp.out >>038.full
 157 echo >>038.full
 158 echo "=== log ===" >>038.full
 159 cat $tmp.log >>038.full
 160
 161 # may need this yet...
 162 #
 163 # filter output and sum by diagnostic type
 164 cat $tmp.out $tmp.log \
 165 | sed \
 166     -e '/success*/d' \
 167     -e 's/Log f.*/Log/g' \
 168     -e 's/searchindom/__localLogGetInDom/g' \
 169 | _filter_dumpresult \
 170 | sed \
 171     -e 's/^\[[0-9][0-9]*]//' \
 172     -e '/^[0-9][0-9][0-9]:/d' \
 173     -e 's/^  *//' \
 174     -e 's/After loading config/After_loading_config/' \
 175     -e 's/Dump Contexts/Dump_Contexts/' \
 176     -e 's/Dump Instance Profile/Dump_Instance_Profile/' \
 177     -e 's/Dump optfetch/Dump_optfetch/' \
 178     -e 's/free pdubuf/free_pdubuf/' \
 179     -e '/__pmDecodeXtendError/d' \
 180     -e '/__pmFdLookupIPC/d' \
 181     -e 's/[(: =].*//'
 182
 183 # now, what is in the log? ...
 184 pmdumplog $tmp 2>&1 \
 185 | _filter_dumplog \
 186 | sed \
 187         -e "/\"$logger_pid\"/s/$logger_pid/LOGGER_PID/g" \
 188         -e '/pmcd.pmlogger.port/s/value .*/value PORT/' \
 189         -e '/pmcd.pmlogger.host/s/value ".*/value "HOST"/' \
 190 | ./xlate_2_new_pmns