OK, a follow up. We have the main server and a contingency server. I was
checking the pid's on the contingency server. The vob was copied over from
the main server, which also copies the .pid, which I think then confuses
clearcase in the continegency registry. I checked the pid's on the main
server and tried to see if the ps -e output pid would match the .pid. It
does.
I tried this little thing in ksh:
$ ps -e -o pid -o args | grep vob_server | grep -i export | while read proc;
do
> print $(cat $(print $proc | nawk '{ print $3}')./pid) $proc
> done
Does this mean that one should rm .pid when moving the vob to another
server?
Any thoughts?
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