Hi Shailabh ,
Will making it user configurable help ?
i:e
if user echoes "0" in reclassify do whatever
currently happens.
if user echoes "-1" in reclassify , place
all the processes in classes where they fit
and if there is no rule , let it be in
where it was.
if user echoes "-2" , place all the processes
in classes as per rules and place processes
which not abide by any rule in default class.
Negative values will not conflict with pids
which user may want to reclassify.
This is what i feel
This should not harm users as it maintains
basic functionality and is providing user
with
finer control.
thanks,
--kiran
--- Shailabh Nagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> mehta kiran wrote:
> > Hi Chandra ,
> > It works perfectly as you told.
> > But won't this implementation give
> > problems to many Application using
> > CKRM?
> > Anyboby will expect members file to
> > contains process ids of processes
> > abiding the rules specified in rules
> > directory.
>
> > And changes to members file is done when
> user
> > echoes "0" in reclassify file , can this
> event
> > not be used to go through all processes and
>
> > place them in proper class ?
>
> It does go through all the processes...but it can
> only classify
> according to the rules explicitly listed. In the
> absence of an explicit
> directive from the user, the engine leaves processes
> where they are.
>
> It is recommended that a "catch-all" generic rule
> always be defined
> (with order set so that it is evaluated at the very
> end) which will
> place all processes NOT handled by earlier rules
> into whichever class
> you want (will typically be the root
> /rcfs/taskclass).
>
> I guess we could do that last action (place all
> unclassified ones into
> root) by default whenever all processes are being
> reclassified. We've
> been trying to avoid making policy decisions like
> that as far as
> possible and leave the flexibility/choice to user
> space.
>
> What do other list members feel about this ?
>
> -- Shailabh
>
>
>
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