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truss
Truss follows system calls on Solaris.Useful examples:# truss -dfo /tmp/truss.log some-command-we-are-interested-in [command-args ...] # truss -dpo /tmp/truss.log some-pid [some-other-pid ...]
| Switch | Meaning |
|---|---|
| -d | Prefix output with date-time information |
| -f | attempt to follow forks |
| -o file | dump truss output to file instead of stderr |
| -c | collect summary information rather than displaying as program runs |
| -p | argument is a list of already running pids to connect to instead of a command to run |
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