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Is it possible to change priority of stream process ?
Original source: stream ./javawebserver

Desired change is kind of: nice --10 of (stream ./javawebserver)
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Try the renice command.
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Try the renice command.
renice is fine! Nevertheless I'll appreciate if any 'one string' command with nice work properly.
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