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From: sanders@peyote.cactus.org (Tony Sanders)
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Subject: Re: lsps
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Date: 19 Feb 91 23:06:53 GMT
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In article <1991Feb19.182028.7164@dartvax.dartmouth.edu> paw@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Pat Wilson) writes:
>Why doesn't lsps -a report the correct paging %Used to non-root users?
>It also indicates that the space isn't active...  Did I miss something 
>in info that would have told me I need to su to see how close I'm 
>coming to SIGDANGER?
lsps -a workes ok at:
Option Name          State      Event      Date/Time Release         User Name
-------------------- ---------- ---------- --------- --------------- ----------
bos.obj              INACTIVE   COMMIT     02/02/90  03.01.0000.0000 root
                     INACTIVE   APPLY      12/31/69  03.01.0003.0013 root
                     ACTIVE     COMMIT     12/31/69  03.01.0003.0013 root

I've seen it work incorrectly at older levels.

Also, I think you might want to checkout the psdanger() subroutine.

-- sanders@peyote.cactus.org
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