ps.dfl (968B)
1 # Sccsid @(#)ps.dfl 1.4 (gritter) 10/13/03 2 3 # 4 # ps needs to know whether a new-style O(1) scheduler (as in 2.6 5 # kernels) or an old-style scheduler (as in stock 2.4 kernels) 6 # is used. This is normally auto-detected, but it is impossible 7 # to do this perfectly given the large number of variations and 8 # backports. 9 # 10 #O1_SCHEDULER=1 11 12 # 13 # Unless this feature was deactivated at compilation time, ps keeps 14 # a cache file of /dev entries to accelerate the search of names of 15 # terminal devices. The file is automatically kept up to date by 16 # ps and owned by the effective user ID ps is invoked with. The 17 # following settings have no effect if no cache file is kept. 18 # 19 20 # 21 # The location of the ps cache file. 22 # 23 CACHE_FILE=/tmp/ps_cache 24 25 # 26 # The octal permission mode for the ps cache file. 27 # 28 CACHE_MODE=664 29 30 # 31 # The group owner of the ps cache file. 32 # 33 CACHE_GROUP=sys 34 35 # 36 # If DROPPRIVS=1 ps will drop setuid privileges after it has created 37 # the cache file. 38 # 39 DROPPRIVS=0