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btrfs userspace tools, for upstream follow http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/kdave/btrfs-progs.git
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QUESTION
It would be very useful for me, if I could do something like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-05 at 12:45You could use xargs
for this:
QUESTION
I'm using the btrfs-scrub@.timer which is a timer with a template. (the argument represents the btrfs volume to scrub)
I need to scrub several volumes regularly but I'd like scrubs not to happen simultaneously. (e.g everyday a scrub, each day a different volume).
According to the documentation, you can only have one argument per timer
Is there a simple way to do that with systemd timers?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-16 at 15:11You could override the timer specifications for each unit using drop-in files, for example:
QUESTION
Sublime text 3 doesn't refreshes the folder tree or the reflects the output file changes or reflects the changes in the settings immidiately. I have c++ build system setup on sublime which takes input from "inputf.in" and provides output to "outputf.in", with 3 columns (1 for code + 1 for "inputf.in" + 1 for "outputf.in"). Earlier, all the process used to happen smoothly. On pressing, ctrl + B, it used to display output in "outputf.in", but now the output doesn't changes in the files "outputf.in" until I click on it. My program runs on pressing Ctrl + B but the output doesn't changes in the file until I click on it. Also, for some reason when this happens, the folder tree refuses to work too. It doesn't shows the files I have newly created in the folder.
After, rebooting the system, this seems to go away. But after a reboot and then closing and reopening the application again results in the problem I stated above. This is really annoying and this didn't use to happen before. I don't know what suddenly happened. Also, I have noticed that no changes are reflected at all in sublime. Not a single one. I created a new build system file and the new build system didn't show up in the sublime until restarted sublime text 3. Similarly, none of the settings reloads until I completely restart sublime text 3.
I also read answers of this answer, but it doesn't help me in away.
This started happening all of a sudden. This wasn't happening a day before. It just started happening and I have no idea about it.
I am using Arch Linux if it's helpful somehow. Can it be because of some updates I did after which ST3 stopped working? Here's my pacman log.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-21 at 00:08It turns out that the problem was in my arch linux only. Not only Sublime, but other applications weren't working as expected too. This was mainly due to inotify
instances. So what I did to fix it was, I added fs.inotify.max_user_watches = 10000
to the file /usr/lib/sysctl.d/50-default.conf
. inotify
is used to detect changes in files and directories. Since, by default there weren't enough watches in my arch linux. And therefore, settings weren't reloading properly. The above line increases the number of inotify
watches.
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