testscripts/ltpstress.sh and its log file
Hi!
Is it made by intent that ltpstress.sh writes one single log file (by default /tmp/ltpstress.log)?
From the other side it uses a separate output file for each of ltp-pan
instances.
ltp-pan does not use any locking mechanism to coordinate writing to its log/output files. So we may have problems here (concurrent writing from different processes). Or not?
Thanks.
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Hi!
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Is it made by intent that
ltpstress.shwrites one single log file (by default/tmp/ltpstress.log)?From the other side it uses a separate output file for each of ltp-pan
instances.ltp-pan does not use any locking mechanism to coordinate writing to its log/output files. So we may have problems here (concurrent writing from different processes). Or not?
To be honest I have no idea, last functional change to the script was done by Subrata in 2009 and I haven't even tried to run the script.
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