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Linux /proc/*/maps VM usage
Does anyone know how to calculate the mem usage with the /proc/pid/maps files for a given proc. We are writing a multithreaded program on RedHat 7.3. The top utility is showing near 90-95 memory usage on the box and I wanted to know how that could be. We are currently running it with 512MB...- kwillg
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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Load Balance/ High Availability
Thanks a bunch. This was bugging me for awhile and I couldn't get answers anywhere. I appreciate the response.- kwillg
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- Forum: HP Networking solutions
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Load Balance/ High Availability
Well, I've got the resilient link pair setup already. I just wanted to know what was the difference between the Symmetric and the Switchback options when setting up a resilient link pair. I am using the 3com 3300 P/N 3C16980. Also, any body having issues with the ARP cache when the original...- kwillg
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- Forum: HP Networking solutions
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Load Balance/ High Availability
I have a SS II 1000 and a SS II 3300 which I can use for this project. I basically have two hosts that are a mirror image of one another. All I have to do is get the switch to recognize a host is down and and send all traffic down the other link until the host returns. I have never worked...- kwillg
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- Forum: HP Networking solutions
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Background control
Hey Justice, works great. The only thing I had to change was what I expected as input to the subroutine TaskN. I passed it an array of hosts before whereas now I'm passing it one host at a time. I assumed that since it was being called TaskN($lasthost) that I could just read the value as $_... -
Background control
I am running the cron task as user locuser; passing -n option to decifer which task to run; and passing -h option with args: louie,suzie,craig,irene. 0 5 * * * /usr/xxx/cron.runtask -hlouie,suzie,craig,irene -n within cron.runtask setup environment ./runtask $* ##($* =... -
Background control
I have a cron job that scp/ssh to hosts in an array @host and does a task on the array based on the args passed. i.e. dothis -hlouie,suzie,craig,irene -d (d is the task it's doing and the array contains louie, suzie, craig and irene). I don't want them to be kicked off one at a time and wait...
