[Orca-users] hitachi 9980

[Darren Dunham]

> 
> my ? would be - what happens if the -o execution of orca crosses the rsync
> execution of moving new data to the /orca/orcallator repository -   
> we rsync data over every 5 minutes. if it take orca longer than 5 minutes to
> update the graphs - will it end - or will the fact that new data has been
> added since the process started just keep it running? 

An orca -o should just run once.  It doesn't go back to see if the data
files are updated.

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Darren Dunham                                           ddunham at taos.com
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