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    Guru has offered to write a guide but he needs help from the "Pro's" as he called you's! JJc? Martin? Anyone?

    Just some tips for Unix and Linux would be appreciated - that ok with you Guru?

    Paul.

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    Ok - I'm very ! Been away for a few days and no responses to this? So - up we go for more lovin'
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    • #3
      Maybe we should ask over here http://forums.murc.ws/cgi-bin/forumd...e=5&LastLogin=

      I have a lite problem doing the guide alone as I don't have any comps to try the tweaks on! I have to talk to JJc tomorrow and try to convinse him to help me!

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      • #4
        I have an x86 linux box, and 6 AIX RS/6000 servers I can use if you need some testing done.
        Also I'm happy to provide hints and tips.

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        • #5
          Well post any tips you have in here. Whether general system tips or 3rd party tips I'm sure they will all be welcome!

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          • #6
            No hints or tips

            Come on you MURCers (and mini-MURCers )

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            • #7
              Not really a hint or a tip, this is however something handy for unix machines where you can't run setispy.
              This little perlscript will report the progress of a work unit when run in the seti directory:
              Code:
              #!/usr/bin/perl
              open(STATE, "state.sah") or die "Unable to open state.sah: $!\n";
              @state = <STATE>;
              close(STATE);
              ($cpuline) = grep /^cpu=/, @state;
              ($progline) = grep /^prog=/, @state;
              ($bob, $cpu) = split '=', $cpuline;
              ($bob, $progress) = split '=', $progline;
              chomp($progress);
              $progress *= 100; # Convert to %
              print("Progress: $progress\%\n");
              printf("Unit CPU time: %d:%02d:%02d.%03d\n", int($cpu) / 3600, int($cpu) % 3600 / 60, int($cpu) % 60, int($cpu * 1000) % 1000);
              Hope someone besides me finds this handy (in fact this should work on any perl enabled system, not just unix).

              EDIT: Oops my < and > fouled up :P

              [This message has been edited by Butcher (edited 06 October 2000).]

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              • #8
                Butcher if I send you some guides I&JJc have found on the net do you think you could do a guide?

                EDIT: I just think your more of an linux expert than me!
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                • #9
                  Give me an E-mail ad (or mail me) so I can mail youmsome "stuff"!

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                  • #10
                    Ok, I've mailed you guru, let me know if it doesn't arrive...

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                    • #11
                      Got it!

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                      • #12
                        Yeah I expect so, I should be able to come up with something over the weekend.

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                        • #13
                          Where's this "stuff" then Guru? huh? huh?

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                          • #14
                            Ups Check mail! (hope you have a fast line)

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                            • #15
                              Why do you think I gavce you my work email :P

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