libpcp: auto-load the proc PMDA in local context mode #2033
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We can treat pmda_proc.so the same as pmda_linux.so in the local context auto-loading code paths since its in exactly the same boat when it comes to default pmcd.conf state. This resolves a problem report where pcp-htop reports some kernel metrics but the per-process stats are missing, when its fallback-to-local-without-pmcd mode occurs.
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We can treat pmda_proc.so the same as pmda_linux.so in the local context auto-loading code paths since its in exactly the same boat when it comes to default pmcd.conf state.
This resolves a problem report where pcp-htop reports some kernel metrics but the per-process stats are missing, when its fallback-to-local-without-pmcd mode occurs.