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| | = Dumping a simplest process in a new session without controll terminal = | | = Dumping a simplest process in a new session without controll terminal = |
| | + | At first let's dump/restore a trivial process without external dependences. |
| | + | * For that we can create a shell script, which will report date and time every second. For removing dependences on a current terminal it will be executed in a new session and output will be redirected in a file. |
| | $ cat > test.sh <<-EOF | | $ cat > test.sh <<-EOF |
| | #!/bin/sh | | #!/bin/sh |
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| | [2]+ Done setsid ./test.sh < /dev/null &>test.log | | [2]+ Done setsid ./test.sh < /dev/null &>test.log |
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| − | | + | * Get pid of the test process: |
| | $ ps -C test.sh | | $ ps -C test.sh |
| | PID TTY TIME CMD | | PID TTY TIME CMD |
| | 2221 ? 00:00:00 test.sh | | 2221 ? 00:00:00 test.sh |
| | + | * Dump the test process. |
| | $ ~/crtools/crtools dump -t 2221 -vvv -o dump.log && echo OK | | $ ~/crtools/crtools dump -t 2221 -vvv -o dump.log && echo OK |
| | OK | | OK |
| | + | * The state of the processes are saved in a few files: |
| | $ ls | | $ ls |
| | core-2221.img eventpoll-tfd.img filelocks-2221.img inotify.img netlinksk.img pipes.img sigacts-2424.img test.log | | core-2221.img eventpoll-tfd.img filelocks-2221.img inotify.img netlinksk.img pipes.img sigacts-2424.img test.log |
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| | eventfd.img fifo-data.img ids-2424.img mm-2221.img pages-2.img rlimit-2424.img signal-s-2424.img vmas-2221.img | | eventfd.img fifo-data.img ids-2424.img mm-2221.img pages-2.img rlimit-2424.img signal-s-2424.img vmas-2221.img |
| | eventpoll.img fifo.img inetsk.img mm-2424.img pipes-data.img sigacts-2221.img sk-queues.img vmas-2424.img | | eventpoll.img fifo.img inetsk.img mm-2424.img pipes-data.img sigacts-2221.img sk-queues.img vmas-2424.img |
| − | | + | * Restore the test process. |
| | $ ~/crtools/crtools restore -d -t 2221 -vvv -o restore.log && echo OK | | $ ~/crtools/crtools restore -d -t 2221 -vvv -o restore.log && echo OK |
| | OK | | OK |