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04-24-2008
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Running a queued set of commands?
Is there a way I can queue something like 800 commands in a BASH (or anything else for that matter) script?
I just basically don't want to have 800 commands pound my system at once. So far I have been just running the list (dynamically generated) through a loop, and executing every command in the background with nice in front. Only problem is that with 20 this wasn't hurting my server... at 800 I'm betting I would see CPU contention... I'm just looking for a way to 'nicely' run a series of commands that take about 1-5 seconds a piece, executing no more than like 10 at a time (unless you have a better idea?) Any help would be AWESOME! - J 
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