fsw the file system watcher - intelligent pipe o/p filter
-usage
displays shortform usage string.
-growth_protection
<retrys>
causes the system to retry an
sbrk(3)
call up to
retrys
times. This option permits the program to wait until the core that it requires
is available rather than simply exiting if
sbrk(3)
fails.
-version
displays program version number.
-slots
displays short form
pups(3)
library dependencies.
-slotinfo
displays long form
pups(3)
library dependencies.
-argf
argument_file
tells the filter to take its command line arguments from the specified
argument_file.
The data format of the argument file is:
# ... optional comment line ...
-argflag [1]
argument_parameter [1,1]
argument_parameter [1,2]
argument_parameter [1,n]
# ... optional comment line ...
-argflag [2]
argument_parameter [1,1]
argument_parameter [1,2]
argument_parameter [1,n]
-nice
cardinal
determimes the
niceness
at which the filter is scheduled. In keeping with all UNIX user processes, nice
must be a cardinal between 0 and 20. The default niceness for
fsw(1)
is 4.
-fs_blocks
block_cnt
specifies the number of blocks remaining on the target filesystem below which
fsw(1)
will suspend its pipeline.
-homeostatic
output file name
tells
fsw(1)
to use the standard PUPS file system homeostat to protect the output file. Although
output file name
can be any file on the system, applications using
fsw(1)
expect it to be the same file that
fsw(1)
standard output is redirected to.
-guard
tells
itg(1)
to persist after all data is written to
output file name
in order to provide homeostatic protection for it. Only valid with
-homeostatic
directive.