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2004 Apr 27
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Feature Request
...backup is done? First of all, that's sort of
ugly. What I have in mind is something a lot simpler. How about something
*ROUGHLY* analagous to this:
# cat /proc/$PID/prev
(4643, 13.2% of 1027477)
# cat /proc/$PID/curr
usr/local/rep/3ECBF9879808410/dictdb_3ECBFB89878410OX.db
# cat /proc/$PID/curr_rate
80703888 8% 65.37kB/s 3:51:30
Or even better is just to update the environment, so a simple "cat
/proc/$PID/environ" could let you parse out $PREV, $CURR and $CURR_RATE
from the environment string.
I'm not much of a C coder, otherwise I'd offer up a patch. Wayne *DID* a...