2 # the i/o priority to be used:
3 # 1 -> real time -> DONT use this unless you know what you are doing
4 # 2 -> best effort -> default setting for all processes
5 # 3 -> idle -> lowest priority, shouldnt kill the system while doing
10 # all processes you want to run at the given i/o priority
11 # every "hit" in the process list will get the priority
12 # means adding "rar" here works for both "rar" and "unrar"
33 # how often should we check for new processes and apply some io niceness
39 # behavior of the daemon:
40 # brute: always iorenice all matching processes, dont check anything
41 # (should be safe. try "smart" in case of problems.)
42 # smart: keep a list of processes and iorenice only once
43 # (100% safe, but uses more cpu)
52 LOG_FILE="/var/log/ioreniced.log"