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> You shouldn't worry too much about resource use as long as it's not
> excessive.
> We (TS admins) will let you know if you seem to be using too many
> resources.
This is exactly what I'd like to know. :-)
> > Feel free to send me your best link to a tutorial "Unix
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Alex Brollo:
> Have I some Unix tool to evaluate server resource used running a script?
Yes, but it depends on operating system. If you're using a Solaris server
(willow), use prstat:
$ prstat -aU $LOGNAME
Or on Linux (nightshade), use top:
$ t
2010/11/17 River Tarnell
> Alex Brollo:
> > My question is: how many pywikipedia readings/editing per hour are a
> "heavy"
> > toolserver job?
>
> We don't usually measure resource use in "pywikipedia readings/editing per
> hour" ;-) The most common indicators of resource use are CPU time and
> m
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Alex Brollo:
> My question is: how many pywikipedia readings/editing per hour are a "heavy"
> toolserver job?
We don't usually measure resource use in "pywikipedia readings/editing per
hour" ;-) The most common indicators of resource use are CPU time
Hi all, I'm a new and very ntimidited toolserver user :-)
Presently I'm doing some "Hello world" tests only, as I told in a previuos
message, but I'd like to run from toolserver my pywikipedia bot, Alebot,
that is a rather busy one (
http://stats.wikimedia.org/wikisource/EN/BotActivityMatrix.htm).
