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runstat

RUNSTAT(1)						      General Commands Manual							RUNSTAT(1)

NAME

       runstat - collect statistics about execution of a process

SYNOPSYS

       runstat [ -h ]

       runstat [ -d ] [ -f pathname ] command [ args ]

DESCRIPTION

       runstat	tries to execute a command in a subprocess, and upon termination of the subprocess collects some statistics about that subprocess,
       and writes them to a file.

       These statistics include time of execution, exit status, and elapsed time to execute, as well as use of various OS resources.

USAGE

       -d

	      Debug mode; send log messages to standard error as well as to the system log.

       -f pathname

	      Specifies the pathname of the file to save the statistics to.  The default is to create a file in /tmp/cronutils-$USER with the name
	      of the command, and suffix ".stat".

       -h

	      Prints some basic help.

SEE ALSO

       runalarm(1), runlock(1), getrusage(2)

AUTHOR

       runstat was written by Jamie Wilkinson <jaq@google.com>.

COPYRIGHT

       This program is copyright (C) 2010 Google, Inc.

       It is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0

Google, Inc.							 October 18, 2010							RUNSTAT(1)