Yes, I wanted to make sure the stress command does end.
If it didn't, it could burn up my CPU.
Thanks, I will study your code.
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stress is never executed.?
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Originally Posted by Ivo Breeden
What is your problem exactly? Does the option "--timeout 2m" not work? If that is the case, the manual says:
So try "--timeout 120" . And if you still do not trust it you might consider to use the "timeout" command:
Yes, the command does work. I want to make sure nothing occurs whereby the stress commands does not end.
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