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Thread: Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

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    Default Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

    Sometimes users zip large directories in File Manager, causing server load. Adding this in front of the zip / unzip command will solve the problem:

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    ionice -c 3

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    Default re: Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

    Hello,

    As an expansion to your idea, it might be nice to see two similar options in tweak settings in WHM.

    1) An option to disallow File Manager zip functionality for operations > X GBs

    and

    2) An option to configure a nice value for zip functionality within the File Manager with a default of 3.

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    Default re: Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

    Yes, that will be great. And it will easily work for gzip, tar and bzip2 as well.

    By the way, i think ionice is not supported on older kernels like these in RHEL 4
    Last edited by panayot; 05-22-2011 at 11:28 AM.

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    Default re: Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

    +1 for this and whatever helps to reduce burden

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    Default Re: Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

    This has been added in version 11.31.1.2, you can enable it via Tweak Settings, where you will find settings such as the following under the System tab:

    I/O Priority at which a I/O intensive user processes are run. (ionice must be available and supported by the kernel for this functionality)

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    Default Re: Add ionice to File Manager [case 50023]

    This functionality has propagated to all update tiers so I am now closing and archiving this thread.

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