Hi,
I define policy as following:
-bash-4.2# cat /etc/robinhood.d/includes/check_idle_30d.inc
define_policy check_idle {
status_manager = basic;
scope { type == file and status == ""}
# only for policy matching, not to display in reports
default_action = cmd("/bin/rbh-find /work1/ -mtime +30 > /tmp/NAo30D.lst");
default_lru_sort_attr = none;
}
check_idle_trigger {
trigger_on = scheduled;
check_interval = 1h;
}
rule in /etc/robinhood.d/<filesystem>.conf
check_idle_rules {
rule default {
condition { last_access > 30d }
}
}
What the policy is testing to produce an list which files have not been access
over 30 days.
We found that it took long time that just run job directory with command line
"/bin/rbh-find /work1/ -mtime +30 > /tmp/NAo30D.lst".
Could you please give a clue about the issue?
Regards
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System Planning Dept.
System Technology & Management Div.
Acer Cybercenter Service Inc.
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