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Dir : //proc/thread-self/root/proc/self/root/proc/self/root/opt/sharedrads/postmortem |
#!/bin/bash # Automate the gathering of relevant information for diagnosis of QOS event # Confirm root privs if [[ "${UID}" -ne "0" ]] then echo "This script requires root privilege please elevate and try again" exit 1 fi # Set some Variables LOGPATH=/var/log/postmortem EVENTDATE=$(date -Ihours) MLOGDATE=$(date +'%b %-d') # MLOGHSTART=$(date --date='10 minutes ago' +%I) # MLOGHEND=$(date +%I) # if [[ "${MLOGHSTART}" -eq "${MLOGHEND}" ]] # then # MHOUR="${MLOGHEND}" # else # MHOUR="'$MLOGHSTART|$MLOGHEND'" # fi # Confirm directory exists and create timestamped log file if [[ ! -d "$LOGPATH" ]] then mkdir $LOGPATH fi echo "=== PostMortem $HOSTNAME $EVENTDATE ===" > $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE # Log sar data for RAM and CPU usage leading up to event echo "Sar CPU Output" >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE sar -q | tail -50 >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo "Sar RAM Output" >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE sar -r | tail -50 >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE # Gather Kernel events logged for the period leading up to reboot echo "Kernel events for past hour from message log" >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE grep kernel /var/log/messages | grep -E "'$MLOGDATE'" | tail -50 >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE # Check for earlyoom logs echo "Earlyoom output" >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE grep earlyoom /var/log/messages | grep -E "'$MLOGDATE'" | tail -50 >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE # Log info from RADS (check_user and recent-cp) echo "RADS output" >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE /opt/sharedrads/check_user >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE echo >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE /opt/sharedrads/recent-cp >> $LOGPATH/postmortem-$EVENTDATE