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187 .B "TS_MAXFINISHED" |
187 .B "TS_MAXFINISHED" |
188 Limit the number of job results (finished tasks) you want in the queue. Use this |
188 Limit the number of job results (finished tasks) you want in the queue. Use this |
189 option if you are tired of |
189 option if you are tired of |
190 .B \-C. |
190 .B \-C. |
191 .TP |
191 .TP |
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192 .B "TS_MAXCONN" |
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193 The maximum number of ts server connections to clients. This will make the ts clients |
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194 block until connections are freed. This helps, for example, on systems with a limited |
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195 number of processes, because each job waiting in the queue remains as a process. This |
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196 variable has to be set at server start, and cannot be modified later. |
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197 .TP |
192 .B "TS_ONFINISH" |
198 .B "TS_ONFINISH" |
193 If the variable exists pointing to an executable, it will be run by the client |
199 If the variable exists pointing to an executable, it will be run by the client |
194 after the queued job. It uses execlp, so |
200 after the queued job. It uses execlp, so |
195 .B PATH |
201 .B PATH |
196 is used if there are no slashes in the variable content. The executable is run |
202 is used if there are no slashes in the variable content. The executable is run |