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unaos wrote: |
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> On 06:30 Wed 09 Nov , Brian G. Peterson wrote: |
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>>Also, you should seriously consider making your compressed file in a RAM disk |
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>>instead of in /tmp, to avoid any issues with disk scanning. (I know these are |
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>>system logs that are already on the system disk in plain-text, but it never |
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>>hurts to think about what might get left behind somewhere). |
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> How can bash script do malloc() ? |
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The poster did not mention malloc. The poster suggested a RAM disk. |
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shmfs on a mount point would satisfy this requirement without needing to |
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introduce the complexity of malloc into the bash script. |
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