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		<title>Debugging Unix</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When ever I come across a command or service in Unix that crashes or fails to run properly I quickly go to the trace tools to trace the system commands.  I often find that If I just follow the system trace i can usually see what was supposed to happen and didn&#8217;t.  Unfortunatley not every [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When ever I come across a command or service in Unix that crashes or fails to run properly I quickly go to the trace tools to trace the system commands.  I often find that If I just follow the system trace i can usually see what was supposed to happen and didn&#8217;t.  Unfortunatley not every unix flavor uses the same tracing commands.</p>
<p>In linux it is very simple prefix any command with <strong>strace</strong> and it will give you lots of system trace info.</p>
<p>In Solaris use the <strong>truss</strong> command.</p>
<p>In Irix use the <strong>par</strong> command.</p>
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