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Started by dcass
Sun, 18 May 1986 22:07
Updates to ruptime 1.8
Author: dcass
Date: Sun, 18 May 1986 22:07
Date: Sun, 18 May 1986 22:07
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Here at NRTC, we have a number of systems which tend to say up longer
than two digits worth of days. As such, we have modified ruptime to
allow a full three digits worth of days, rather than just two. Also, because
we run the UCI (University of California, Irvine) version of ruptime, we
also have a feature which turns off the load averages on systems which
are currently down.
For those with 3.3u3 sources, the diffs are as follows:
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> *
> * NRTC Changes (disabled with -DLIMITUPTIME):
> * Sun Mar 17 14:08:18 1986 /dec - believe it or not, we actually have
> * systems which need more than two digits of uptime (for days!)
> * So, if LIMITUPTIME is not defined, three digits are supported.
> * UCICHANGES (enabled via -DUCI):
> * Fri Jan 6 22:13:57 1984 Network Services (agent: Marshall Rose)
> * Nicer output for the "internet" hack. (Specifically, if no
> * users are logged in - no load averages are displayed)
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> #ifdef UCI
> if (hsp->hs_nusers == 0
> && hsp->hs_wd->wd_loadav[0] == 0
> && hsp->hs_wd->wd_loadav[1] == 0
> && hsp->hs_wd->wd_loadav[2] == 0) {
> printf("%-12.12s%s\n", hsp->hs_wd->wd_hostname,
> interval(hsp->hs_wd->wd_sendtime -
> hsp->hs_wd->wd_boottime, " up"));
> continue;
> }
> #endif UCI
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> #ifdef LIMITUPTIME
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> #else LIMITUPTIME
> if (time < 0) { /* Three digit limit */
> (void) sprintf(resbuf, " %s ???:??", updown);
> #endif LIMITUPTIME
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> #ifdef LIMITUPTIME
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> #else LIMITUPTIME
> (void) sprintf(resbuf, "%s %3d+%02d:%02d",
> #endif LIMITUPTIME
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> #ifdef LIMITUPTIME
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> #else LIMITUPTIME
> (void) sprintf(resbuf, "%s %2d:%02d",
> #endif LIMITUPTIME
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I will happily move the binary into the user library area as soon
as possible.
DEC
PS: Does someone currently have a FTP site for keeping this stuff on
the ARPANet? If so, we could leave the binaries there. If not, as
soon as I get the route/routed problem fixed, I will make my site
available.
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