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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users File writing is slow Post 302167961 by otheus on Saturday 16th of February 2008 05:19:09 AM
Old 02-16-2008
First, is the file being written to, or read-from & written to? Second, if the file is being appended to in chunks, is it being closed each time? Third, what is the file system (ext2, ufs, etc) this file is being stored on? (mount will usually tell you) Fourth, how much free space is on the filesystem? (df will tell you)
 

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NAME
tv_find_grabbers - Find all XMLTV grabbers that are installed on the system. SYNOPSIS
tv_find_grabbers --help tv_find_grabbers [-I <dir>] [--slow] [capability] ... DESCRIPTION
tv_find_grabbers searches the PATH for XMLTV grabbers and returns a list of all grabbers that it finds. The list contains one entry per line in the format /usr/bin/tv_grab_fr|France i.e. the name of the executable and the region that it serves, separated by a vertical bar. OPTIONS
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