So I'm trying to get a handle on where exactly an mmapplypolicy that's doing a premigrate is in its progress. I've already determined that 'ltfsee info jobs' will only report where in the current batch it is, but that still leaves me unable to tell the difference between
[I] 2017-06-05@17:31:47.995 Executing file list: /gpfs/archive/config/tmp/ mmPolicy.chosnlist.97168.79FD2A24.pre. 10000 files dispatched. and [I] 2017-06-06@02:44:48.236 Executing file list: /gpfs/archive/config/tmp/ mmPolicy.chosnlist.97168.79FD2A24.pre. 225000 files dispatched. Is there any better way to figure out where it is than writing the cron job to launch it as mmapplypolicy | tee /tmp/something and then go scraping the messages? (And yes, I know not all chunks of 1,000 files are created equal. Sometimes it's 1,000 C source files that total to less than a megabyte, other times it's 1,000 streaming video files that total to over a terabye - but even knowing it's 194,000 into 243,348 files is better than what I have now...)
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