Antwort: Re: [suse-domino] priority of indexer (SLES7, Domino 5.0.11)

Hi Jan,

you were quite right. Since I am by no means a shell-scripter, I reused 
parts of the code that will stop a crashed Domino and attached it right 
after the server-start. works only for auto-start servers at the moments. 
but helps anyway...
Thanks to all responses!

Used code below...

---------snip-----------
      case "$1" in
    start)
        echo -n "Starting Lotus Domino server"
        test -f $INPUT_FILE || su - $NOTES_USER -c "touch $INPUT_FILE"
        test -f $INPUT_FILE && su - $NOTES_USER -c "rm $INPUT_FILE; touch 
$INPUT_FILE"
        su - $NOTES_USER -c "$DOMINO_BIN <$INPUT_FILE >$OUTPUT_LOG 2>&1 &" 
|| return=$rc_fa$

        #Test-erweiterung von Lucian: indexer auf nice 19 setzen
        sleep 60
        for i in `ps -fu $NOTES_USER |grep update | awk '{print $2}'`; do
                echo " ...renicing PID "$i
                renice -19 $i
        done
        #Test-erweiterung Ende
        # Remember status and be verbose
        rc_status -v
        ;; 
    stop)
        echo  "Shutting down Lotus Domino server"
---------snip------------




"Jan Caspary" <[email protected]>
10.11.2003 14:09
 
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5.0.11)


Hi,

I dont think this would work because all processes of the domino server 
would have nice-level -19. 

A better solution might be a ps | grep for the indexer process after the 
domino is started in the file /etc/init.d/domino to get the process-id. 
Now you can change the nice-level.

Regards
Jan




[email protected]
10.11.2003 12:31

 
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        Subject:        Re: [suse-domino] priority of indexer (SLES7, 
Domino 5.0.11)






Hi again,

do following :

1) chmod 4755 /usr/bin/nice (will be started as root)
2) put "nice -n-19 ... " into the line where "$DOMINOBIN" will be started

cu
bruno



[email protected] schrieb am 10.11.2003 11:47:10:

>
> Hi all,
>
> we work with a rather large db (> 2GB) and experience degradations in 
user
> responiveness whenever the indexer is busy. When I manually renice the 
process
> to -19, user experience is much better. Unfortunately, we down the 
domino
> server each night for backup purposes (via rcdomino stop/start), and
> thereafter, the process runs with ist standard priority.
> Is there a way to start the indexer process with another priority, 
making it
> nice on startup?
>
> Regards, Lucian Greis


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