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iphitus

Forum Fellow

From: Melbourne, Australia

Registered: 2004-10-09

Posts: 4,927

KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

http://klive.cpushare.com/

interesting thing. Already theres plenty of archck users, you can see it up the top.

To install it, is simple

pacman -S twisted

download http://klive.cpushare.com/klive.tac and save it to anywhere. I used /etc/

add

twistd -oy /etc/klive.tac

to your /etc/rc.local, replacing the path to it to the appropriate path and it will run on every boot, submitting your kernel's details and givng the kernel devs an idea of whats out there.

Lets see if we can boost ArchCK's numbers

iphitus

Cerebral

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From: Waterloo, ON, CA

Registered: 2005-04-08

Posts: 3,108

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Re: KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

<--Community Archck User
Done and done.

Moo-Crumpus

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From: Hessen / Germany

Registered: 2003-12-01

Posts: 1,487

Re: KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

Does it work through a proxy? It owns no configuration for proxy usage.

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iphitus

Forum Fellow

From: Melbourne, Australia

Registered: 2004-10-09

Posts: 4,927

Re: KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

Does it work through a proxy? It owns no configuration for proxy usage.

I would assume that twisted would respect the standard environmental variables. I think it is http_proxy or HTTP_PROXY.

Just chuck them in the lines before it in rc.local.

jaboua

Member

Registered: 2005-11-05

Posts: 634

Re: KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

Done. I'm not an ArchCK user thou, vanilla 2.6.15.1 right from kernel.org.

tomk

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From: Ireland

Registered: 2004-07-21

Posts: 9,839

Re: KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

2 more for archck here.

Snowman

Developer/Forum Fellow

From: Montreal, Canada

Registered: 2004-08-20

Posts: 5,212

Re: KLive - Let the kernel devs know what kernel you run.

I know it's an old thread.  I just forgot to post earlier.
By using iphitus's command, you get a twistd.pid and twistd.log files in the / directory. Although they don't harm anything, they were "bothering" me as they were not where they should. So, I'm using this command instead :

(cd /var/run ;twistd -l /var/log/twistd.log -oy /etc/klive.tac &> /dev/null)