On Sun, 21 May 2000, Eli Shauriki (Intl Agency) wrote:
> I have 2 log file I need to combine into one report. The problem is that the
> results log were generated from 2 pairs of poly client/server machines that
> had different time and date on them. The results is untrustworthy plotting.
> Is there a way to sync the time on the 2 log files?
Eli,
There is no way you can sync the two logs with lx. You have two
options. First, you can use lr to extract console output from binary
logs (one at a time) and then "merge" the output using your own Perl
script or similar. Second, you can extract traces and other statistics
using ltrace and lx (also one file at a time) and then merge the results
with a script of your own.
Alex.
P.S. In general, it is dangerous to run clients or servers that do not
have clocks in sync, especially if you are using non-trivial Object Life
Cycle Models.
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