Martin Minka wrote:
async would be great, but not so much for my case. I am happy that
func would execute it one after another. Is there a way to set the
timeout longer ?
We were also planning on having async (if not done already), have a
--poll option that checks on the jobid, effectively running it non-async
mode.
Then we also can identify the long running ops (in most cases)
automatically to have things like "yum update" know that they need to be
invoked that way.
Krzystof is heading this up, I'd definitely check out the git version to
take a look.
I think doing a release in a couple of weeks so people can test/explore
further makes good sense.
--Michael
Krzysztof A. Adamski wrote:
On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 17:32:22 +0200
Martin Minka <martin.minka@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I try to run
func <server> call command run "/tmp/test.sh"
The script test.sh exists and takes quite long time to finish. Func
respons with message: 110, 'Operation timed out.'.
how to fix it ?
We are currently working on command line support for async calls. It
adds --async commandline option and allows to take advantage of async
API. This is not supported in current func builds so you have to use git
version.
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