View activity on a specific port

Are there any UniVerse utilities that would show the commands run from a specific port? When certain problems arise, this would be a great troubleshooting tool.

One scenario would be to track activities from TCL at that port.
Another scenario would be to track activities run from the initial TCL-launched programs
It would also be helpful to have the date and time of those commands.
If not a utility, what U2 BASIC functions/commands exist that might be utilized in a monitoring program?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Nelson

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Nelson Schroth
president
C3CompleteShop LLC
Harrison OH US
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Hi

Try PORT.STATUS PID 99 LAYER. STACK

I hope this help.

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Manu Fernandes
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Are there any UniVerse utilities that would show the commands run from a specific port? When certain problems arise, this would be a great troubleshooting tool.

One scenario would be to track activities from TCL at that port.
Another scenario would be to track activities run from the initial TCL-launched programs
It would also be helpful to have the date and time of those commands.
If not a utility, what U2 BASIC functions/commands exist that might be utilized in a monitoring program?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Nelson

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Nelson Schroth
president
C3CompleteShop LLC
Harrison OH US
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You might consider looking at the security subroutine feature of the "R"emote VOC type entry. While the security subroutine can be used to allow or restrict access to a particular TCL command, it could also be used to log which users are accessing specific commands. And since the security subroutine is a BASIC program, the current time and date can also be recorded as part of the log. Hope this helps.

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Neil Morris
Universe Advanced Technical Support
Rocket Software
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Hi

Try PORT.STATUS PID 99 LAYER. STACK

I hope this help.

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Manu Fernandes
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Manu - thanks for the brain refresh on "port.status". Problem is, when I run any variation using PID, PORT or LAYER.STACK, it always comes back with "Unknown option specified.". I am going to Unix using the "SH" command on one of my three wIntegrate sessions.

Examples:
$ port.status USER nschroth

There are currently 3 uniVerse sessions; 3 interactive, 0 phantom

Pid.... User name. Who. Port name..... Last command processed............
15926004 nschroth 7 /dev/pts/7 HELP PORT.STATUS
18285054 nschroth 8 /dev/pts/8 SH
18285072 nschroth 9 /dev/pts/9 PORT.STATUS

$ port.status PORT 7
Unknown option specified.

$ port.status PID 15926004
Unknown option specified.

$ port.status pid 15926004 LAYER.STACK
Unknown option specified.

If I log to UNIX as "root", even the user command fails???

# port.status USER nschroth
Unable to open VOC file.
#

Am I missing something like an environment setting?

Nelson

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Nelson Schroth
president
C3CompleteShop LLC
Harrison OH US
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Hi

To use PORT.STATUS you must be in UV account.

Or

You COPY the keywords of the PORT. STATUS from UV VOC to CURRENT VOC (PORT, USERNO, PID, LAYER.STACK,etc)

Regards

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Manu Fernandes
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Thanks again Manu for reminding me to read the 1st sentence in the manual! UV account, of course.

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Nelson Schroth
president
C3CompleteShop LLC
Harrison OH US
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Are there any UniVerse utilities that would show the commands run from a specific port? When certain problems arise, this would be a great troubleshooting tool.

One scenario would be to track activities from TCL at that port.
Another scenario would be to track activities run from the initial TCL-launched programs
It would also be helpful to have the date and time of those commands.
If not a utility, what U2 BASIC functions/commands exist that might be utilized in a monitoring program?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Nelson

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Nelson Schroth
president
C3CompleteShop LLC
Harrison OH US
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Nelson,

You could also take a look at AUDIT, though it may be overkill for the specific requirement:
https://www.rocketsoftware.com/resource/rocket-universe-audit-logging

Audit logging also provides a logging API so that application code can create its own audit trail of selected events - and these can be as general or circumstance-specific as can be crafted in BASIC.

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John Jenkins
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software Limited
U.K.
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Are there any UniVerse utilities that would show the commands run from a specific port? When certain problems arise, this would be a great troubleshooting tool.

One scenario would be to track activities from TCL at that port.
Another scenario would be to track activities run from the initial TCL-launched programs
It would also be helpful to have the date and time of those commands.
If not a utility, what U2 BASIC functions/commands exist that might be utilized in a monitoring program?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Nelson

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Nelson Schroth
president
C3CompleteShop LLC
Harrison OH US
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I am posting an enhancement request related to what is discussed here. To capture the call return stack when an event is written to uv\\errlog.
I hope others like the idea & give some support. See "Universe Enhancement Request for uv/errlog - Return Stack".
thx

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Chuck Stevenson
DBA / SW Developer
Pomeroy
San Ignacio BZ
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