00:08:49 [illumos-gate] 17996 split rm(1) and rmdir(1) into separate manuals -- Robert Mustacchi 00:08:49 [illumos-gate] 17997 want rm -d -- Robert Mustacchi 00:30:02 do we have a big hammer tunable to make pageout work harder, or do we just tune the normal tunables to untennable values? 09:15:31 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 09:16:03 oh wait, of course the memory caps could help for single processes 15:56:27 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? 17:04:19 [illumos-gate] 17957 decode Solidigm power and temp logs -- Robert Mustacchi 17:28:20 sommerfeld: Seems fine to do that. 17:53:40 [illumos-gate] 17998 pwd should support -P and -L -- Robert Mustacchi 20:00:50 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 20:01:51 ah, forget it. found it :) 20:27:53 catching up to posix is sort of an ongoing as-its-necessary project 20:34:51 sortix has one: https://sortix.org/os-test/ 20:35:50 wiedi: oh thanks for that! 20:36:28 richlowe: yes, I know - and you are always behind usually. I just wondered for test suites, because people asked :) 20:37:37 I don't know if it's "behind" or "waiting for someone to actually need it" 20:38:03 The "real" tests are a product, we don't have those. 20:38:25 other people's tests people have used as appropriate 20:38:58 sure 20:50:52 I was wondering if the test suite is free and the certificate is the product or both :) but I got that now, thanks 20:53:37 I think alanc knows the specifics, because tehy're in a position to have paid before :) 20:53:45 but I _think_ you end up paying for both :) 20:54:40 hehe, afaik oracle didn't spend any more money on it. I think I read somewhere that they are not posix certified anymore