[illumos-gate] 17996 split rm(1) and rmdir(1) into separate manuals -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>

[illumos-gate] 17997 want rm -d -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>

do we have a big hammer tunable to make pageout work harder, or do we just tune the normal tunables to untennable values?

richlowe: well, you could consume more memory, that will increase the scan rate and make pressure on paging, but I'm not aware of any tuneables

oh wait, of course the memory caps could help for single processes

so I need to grab an IPD number or three; Till has an outstanding pull request for an IPD 62 which has not been merged which doesn't update the top-level README.md index.. Would it be OK if I update the index to claim 62 for his and 63 for mine without linking them just yet?

[illumos-gate] 17957 decode Solidigm power and temp logs -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>

sommerfeld: Seems fine to do that.

[illumos-gate] 17998 pwd should support -P and -L -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>

rmustacc: regarding #17998 - does the OpenGroup provide a test suite for their posix releases? I'm just curious because I was on a covention with Woodstock to promote illumos/oi and got asked if we adpoted to the newest posix standard and I started wondering if there is a test kit

ah, forget it. found it :)

catching up to posix is sort of an ongoing as-its-necessary project

sortix has one: sortix.org/os-test

wiedi: oh thanks for that!

richlowe: yes, I know - and you are always behind usually. I just wondered for test suites, because people asked :)

I don't know if it's "behind" or "waiting for someone to actually need it"

The "real" tests are a product, we don't have those.

other people's tests people have used as appropriate

sure

I was wondering if the test suite is free and the certificate is the product or both :) but I got that now, thanks

I think alanc knows the specifics, because tehy're in a position to have paid before :)

but I _think_ you end up paying for both :)

hehe, afaik oracle didn't spend any more money on it. I think I read somewhere that they are not posix certified anymore