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Re^4: Web servers get hardware upgrade (PM hw)by tim (Initiate) |
on Feb 02, 2005 at 17:21 UTC ( [id://427343]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I patched and recompiled Term::ReadKey so that it no longer was a CPU hog on FreeBSD so that we could use 'mytop' more often to monitor the DB. Then I reworked it and renamed it as sqltop and taught it how to run as a daemon, logging long-running queries and even killing ones that ran *too* long.
Hi, tye -- Unfortunately we couldn't make head or tail of your chatbox tip, "I just disabled the "compatability test", tim (FreeBSD is certainly compatible even though it fails that test)". We're running 5.005_03 built for i386-freebsd on FreeBSD 4.9, and mytop-1.4 from freebsd ports. We tried ReadKey-2.21 and ReadKey-2.30, but runing mytop uses loads of system cpu:
Google found this post, but hasn't given us any clues to the patch. If you'd be willing to share it, and allow us (on your behalf, of course) to add it to a patch submitted to update /usr/ports/devel/p5-Term-ReadKey from 2.21, we'd really appreciate it. I've you'd like to contact me via email I can be reached at tim.hunter atsign eircom dot net. Thanks!
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