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11-03-2018

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Unfortunately Google discontinued this service:

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Thank you for stopping by.
Google Maps Engine has been discontinued. We want to thank all our loyal Google Maps Engine customers.

Sincerely,

The Google Maps Engine team

Frequently-asked questions
What will happen to my Google Maps Engine data?
All data stored with Google Maps Engine will be systematically deleted from Google servers.

Will there be any way to retrieve my subscription data from Google in the future?
No -- all data stored in Google Maps Engine will be permanently and irrevocably deleted. Google will not be able to recover any Google Maps Engine data for any user after February 1st, 2016.

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runalarm

RUNALARM(1)						      General Commands Manual						       RUNALARM(1)

NAME

       runalarm - enforce a time limit on execution of a process

SYNOPSYS

       runalarm [ -h ]

       runalarm [ -d ] [ -t timeout ] command [ args ]

DESCRIPTION

       runalarm  tries to execute a command and, if the subprocess does not exit before a timer expires, tries to terminate that subprocess.  Oth-
       erwise, the exit status of the command is returned.

USAGE

       -d

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

       -t timeout

	      Specifies the duration, in seconds, for runalarm to allow the command to run.  The default is 1d duration (86400 seconds).

       -h

	      Prints some basic help.

BUGS

       Sending SIGALRM to runalarm before the timer has expired will cause the subprocess to be killed.

SEE ALSO

       runlock(1), runstat(1)

AUTHOR

       runalarm was written by Jamie Wilkinson <jaq@google.com>, based on some Python code by Craig Silverstein

COPYRIGHT

       This program is copyright (C) 2000-2010 Google, Inc.

       It is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0

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