* profiles/common: massive rework of status frequencies; use prime numbers

to minimize collisions; increase/decrease a few, based on statistical
    testing of required runtimes


Signed-off-by: Dustin Kirkland <kirkland@canonical.com>
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Dustin Kirkland 2009-06-17 18:15:16 -05:00
commit 15c953240c
2 changed files with 42 additions and 35 deletions

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@ -10,14 +10,9 @@ byobu (2.12) unreleased; urgency=low
all status scripts from *-* to *_*; this allows us to source the all status scripts from *-* to *_*; this allows us to source the
~/.byobu/status file, rather than grepping through it for configuration ~/.byobu/status file, rather than grepping through it for configuration
information, yielding significant performance improvements information, yielding significant performance improvements
* profiles/common: * profiles/common: massive rework of status frequencies; use prime numbers
- decrease mem-used to run every 10 seconds to minimize collisions; increase/decrease a few, based on statistical
- decrease disk-used to run every 30 seconds testing of required runtimes
- decrease wifi_quality to run every 10 seconds
- decrease release to run every 60 minutes, to handle dist upgrades
- decrease processes to run every 10 seconds
- increase hostname to run every 10 minutes, since its cheap
- increase uptime to run every 30 seconds, since its cheap
* bin/wifi_quality: significant performance improvements, remove unneeded * bin/wifi_quality: significant performance improvements, remove unneeded
route call, cache iwconfig output so that it's only called once route call, cache iwconfig output so that it's only called once
* bin/processes: improve performance by listing /proc (doubles the speed) * bin/processes: improve performance by listing /proc (doubles the speed)
@ -37,6 +32,11 @@ byobu (2.12) unreleased; urgency=low
improvement improvement
* bin/network: pull network bytes directly from /proc/net/dev, performance * bin/network: pull network bytes directly from /proc/net/dev, performance
improvement improvement
* bin/users: use pgrep -c, performance improvement
* bin/time, bin/date, bin/reboot-required: use case statement, performance
improvement
* bin/battery: ensure that only one present battery is displayed in the
status area
* bin/disk, bin/disk_used, profiles/common, profiles/profile.skel: * bin/disk, bin/disk_used, profiles/common, profiles/profile.skel:
collapse disk usage down to a single status script for performance, collapse disk usage down to a single status script for performance,
support disk partitions as well as mountpoints in ~/.byobu/disk, support disk partitions as well as mountpoints in ~/.byobu/disk,
@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ byobu (2.12) unreleased; urgency=low
profiles/profile.skel, rpm/byobu.spec: add a mail status notification, profiles/profile.skel, rpm/byobu.spec: add a mail status notification,
LP: #387936 LP: #387936
-- Dustin Kirkland <kirkland@ubuntu.com> Wed, 17 Jun 2009 15:20:30 -0500 -- Dustin Kirkland <kirkland@ubuntu.com> Wed, 17 Jun 2009 18:14:18 -0500
byobu (2.11-0ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low byobu (2.11-0ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low

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@ -26,35 +26,42 @@ vbell off
msgwait 1 msgwait 1
# Define status commands # Define status commands
backtick 99 86400 86400 byobu-status logo # Use prime number intervals, to decrease collisions, which
backtick 100 600 600 byobu-status release # yields some less expensive status updates.
backtick 101 30 30 byobu-status updates_available # 86399 ~1 day
backtick 102 10 10 byobu-status reboot_required # 599 ~10 minutes
# 181 ~3 minutes
# 61 ~1 minute
# 59 ~1 minute
backtick 99 86399 86399 byobu-status logo
backtick 100 599 599 byobu-status release
backtick 101 181 181 byobu-status updates_available
backtick 102 3 3 byobu-status reboot_required
backtick 103 2 2 byobu-status cpu_freq backtick 103 2 2 byobu-status cpu_freq
backtick 104 86400 86400 byobu-status cpu_count backtick 104 86399 86399 byobu-status cpu_count
backtick 105 86400 86400 byobu-status mem_available backtick 105 86399 86399 byobu-status mem_available
backtick 106 2 2 byobu-status load_average backtick 106 2 2 byobu-status load_average
backtick 107 10 10 byobu-status mem_used backtick 107 7 7 byobu-status mem_used
backtick 108 600 600 byobu-status ec2_cost backtick 108 599 599 byobu-status ec2_cost
backtick 109 600 600 byobu-status hostname backtick 109 599 599 byobu-status hostname
backtick 110 86400 86400 byobu-status whoami backtick 110 86399 86399 byobu-status whoami
backtick 111 86400 86400 byobu-status menu backtick 111 86399 86399 byobu-status menu
backtick 112 86400 86400 byobu-status arch backtick 112 86399 86399 byobu-status arch
backtick 113 30 30 byobu-status battery backtick 113 61 61 byobu-status battery
backtick 114 10 10 byobu-status users backtick 114 11 11 byobu-status users
backtick 115 30 30 byobu-status uptime backtick 115 29 29 byobu-status uptime
backtick 116 10 10 byobu-status processes backtick 116 7 7 byobu-status processes
backtick 117 2 2 byobu-status network backtick 117 2 2 byobu-status network
backtick 118 86400 86400 true backtick 118 86399 86399 true
backtick 119 10 10 byobu-status wifi_quality backtick 119 11 11 byobu-status wifi_quality
backtick 120 86400 86400 byobu-status date backtick 120 86399 86399 byobu-status date
backtick 121 86400 86400 byobu-status time backtick 121 86399 86399 byobu-status time
backtick 122 600 600 byobu-status ip_address backtick 122 599 599 byobu-status ip_address
backtick 123 10 10 byobu-status disk backtick 123 7 7 byobu-status disk
backtick 124 86400 86400 byobu-status true backtick 124 86399 86399 byobu-status true
backtick 125 30 30 byobu-status temp_c backtick 125 29 29 byobu-status temp_c
backtick 126 30 30 byobu-status temp_f backtick 126 29 29 byobu-status temp_f
backtick 127 10 10 byobu-status mail backtick 127 3 3 byobu-status mail
hardstatus alwayslastline hardstatus alwayslastline