Please add a check to DominoMeter to determine whether "gdb" is installed on Linux systems.
This is necessary for NSD to work properly.
Please also detect and record the value of this notes.ini parameter:
crash_nsdsize_MB
That seems to limit the size of an NSD, so we need to be mindful if that was set. Please try to find out what that INI file does, and any other NSD related INI files that you can find on notesexpert.com or the public Internet that will help us ensure systems are properly going to run NSD.
For detecting the location of "gdb" you probably just want to keep it pure Java and to a simple File test_file = new File( "/usr/bin/gdb") or whatever the default path is. Keep the code super simple and pure Java native (no shelling out to the command system)... that will introduce stability problems.
@JustinProminic on my server default path is: /usr/share/gdb (and that is what I used). I will ask you today to check 1 server on PROD to confirm that.
Please add a check to DominoMeter to determine whether "gdb" is installed on Linux systems.
This is necessary for NSD to work properly.
Please also detect and record the value of this notes.ini parameter: crash_nsdsize_MB
That seems to limit the size of an NSD, so we need to be mindful if that was set. Please try to find out what that INI file does, and any other NSD related INI files that you can find on notesexpert.com or the public Internet that will help us ensure systems are properly going to run NSD.
For detecting the location of "gdb" you probably just want to keep it pure Java and to a simple File test_file = new File( "/usr/bin/gdb") or whatever the default path is. Keep the code super simple and pure Java native (no shelling out to the command system)... that will introduce stability problems.