HP-UX implementation (workaround) with full sincedb file support #41
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January 8, 2015 13:34
…mplementation of filewatch gem AND creating hpuxhelder.rb (not yet implemented) file based on windowsHelper.rb file
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Conflicts: lib/filewatch/tail.rb
…e unique identifier. Adding most hpux specific code inside the hpuxhelper.rb module. Signed-off-by: Benoit Brayer <[email protected]>
removing end lines spaces converting line break to respect unix standard changing _sincedb_write method file open mode -> solve sincedb file initializing problem
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Why did you not merge my PR ? |
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I just forked your projet because I want to use logstash under HP-UX.
The problem is because the ruby FFI library does not support HP-UX os, the File::Stat command just perform strangly on the system (stat.inode always return 0, dev_minor and dev_major does not exist).
So, I published this small workaround using the inode and the filesystem mount point name as unique identifier for the watched file.
To get these properties, I had to call these bash commands :
ls -i
df -n
I surrounded every hp-ux specific code with the @ishpux annotation to be certain to do no break anything for any other platform.
I also created an hpux helper class.
Thanks for your good work.
Edit : I also moved the java folder inside the lib folder because this operation was required to make logstash work properly. Otherwise a NotFoundExection occured.
Benoit Brayer