On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 07:37:19AM -0800, mehta kiran wrote:
> Hi Shailabh , 
>            Will making it user configurable help?
>            i:e
>            if value echoed by user in reclassify file
>            is :
> 
>            "0" : do as it happens currently.
>           "-1" : reclassify all the process abiding
>                  the rules specified. Processes not
>                  following the rules should be kept
>                  where they are.  
>           "-2" : same as for "-1" but processes not
>                  abiding rules should be put 
>                  in /rcfs/taskclass/members 

I agree with your need for the feature.

One problem with using -ve number in this context is that it blocks
the future plans to use -ve numbers for classifying all the tasks in 
a process group(like kill).

I think Shailabh's proposal covers both grounds(provides you the feature
and leaves the door open for future plans).

chandra
> 
>           Negative values wont conflict with pid
>           explicitly specified by user to reclassify 
>           a process.
> 
>          This gives user finer control over processes.
>          
> 
> 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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