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Hi all! |
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Is it possible to define a nice level for init scripts in /etc/conf.d/<script |
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name>, for example? So, when computer starts it starts these scripts with |
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specified nice level. We may call it PRIORITY and use it as below, for |
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example: |
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/etc/conf.d/somescript: |
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# Some |
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# comments here |
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PRIORITY=-5 |
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and /etc/init.d/somescript will always run with the nice level, specified in |
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/etc/conf.d/somescript, -5 in this example. |
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It would be superb to have this feature in Gentoo Linux, so I can dedicate |
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more CPU time for a process with a high level priority. |
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AFAIK, Redhat 9 uses this feature, but I didn't check it. |
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Thank you very much! |
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Rgrds! |
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