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Timepassages history file
Timepassages history file






timepassages history file
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Switches between the wide display mode and normal display mode. Immediately refreshes the statistics in the current view. In other modes, set the interval for data collection, between 0.0.0 (default = 2). In the History mode, set the rate for database snapshots, between 60.0.0 (default = 60) The previous timestamp is equal to the current timestamp minus the refresh rate (see the "R" key).Ĭonfigures the refresh rate (in seconds):

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The next timestamp is equal to the current timestamp plus the refresh rate (see the "R" key). Prompts for the timestamp, to which you wish to move. In the History mode only ( cpview -t / -history): If currently on a menu with sub-menus, changes focus to the lowest sub-menu to see its views.Įnables and disables the navigation with the mouse. Goes to the next view (to the left) in the menu. Goes to the next view (to the right) in the menu. Moves between menus and views and scroll in a view.

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These statistics update at an adjustable refresh rate (default refresh rate is 2 seconds). This section shows the statistics that are gathered in the specific view. Move between menus using the arrow keys and the mouse.Ī menu can have sub-menus, which are shown in a bar below the current menu bar. It is updated every time the statistics are refreshed. Shows the time the statistics shown in the third section (view) were gathered. The CPView interface has these sections: Section Stops the " cpview -b" instance that runs in the background. In the background, data is dumped into logs saved in the /var/log/cpview/ directory. Sets time interval to seconds before the new dump info is generated.Ĭompresses the generated logs after you run the " cpview -b -s" command to stop the instance.Ĭhanges log file size limit to MB (default = 1024 MB). cpview cpview -c cpview cpview -b [-l cpview -b cpview -p Shows either the oldest available content, or from a given , Shows the history content from the /var/log/CPView_history/CPViewDB.dat file. In R77.30, it is available only when R77.30 Jumbo Hotfix is installed. Cpview cpview -b [-l cpview -b cpview -c cpview history Ĭontrols the CPView History daemon ( cpview_historyd): onĬhecks whether the CPView History daemon is activated.Įxports the History database for archiving purposes only.








Timepassages history file