On Fri, Sep 16, 2005 at 04:55:33PM -0400, Larry.Barber at usda.gov wrote:
I've noticed that when the top listing includes a <defunct> label, that the top listing on the cpu page gets truncated at that point. Possibly the ending '>' is getting interpreted as a the close of an html tag?
I think it's your browser that truncates the display at that point. If you click on the "Client data" link - does that include the full top/ps output ? It should, because that's sent with a content-type of "text/plain".
Would it be possible to filter those labels out? I suspect that same thing happens with the ps output on the procs page, although I haven't actually observed it.
It should behave the same way, yes... It would make sense for Hobbit to do some basic html-ification of the data before embedding it into the webpage. On the other hand, some of the status reports are pre-formatted as HTML, so those should be left alone. Hmm...
Henrik