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--- shell2 [2019/12/17 16:40] – search is hanging on shell page. This is a test page. dblume
+++ shell2 [2020/12/09 08:30] – [Application Memory Usage] dblume
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     fi
 }
-</code>
-Note the use of $@ vs "$*" in the next function that automatically saves an archive of a telnet session. Also note that I remove spaces and colons. (Colons because they screw with opening files directly at line numbers).
-<code bash>
-telnet_log() {
-    curtime=$(date -Iseconds | tr : .)
-    args=$(echo "$*" | tr ' ' '_')
-    telnet $@ | tee $HOME/telnetlog/$args\_${curtime::-5}.log
-}
-last_telnet_log() {
-    ls -d1t $HOME/telnetlog/* | head -n 1
-}
-</code>
-Of course if you do that, you'll want to occasionally (via cronjob?) delete old archives.
-<code>
-find $HOME/telnetlog/ -type f -mtime +6 -delete
 </code>
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 Alternatively, to see the RSS use of that process alone:
 <code bash>
-while true; do sync; cat /proc/$(pidof yourprocess)/status | grep VmRSS; sleep 1; done
+PID=$(pidof yourprocess); while true; do sync; grep VmRSS /proc/$PID/status; sleep 1; done
 </code>
 ====== Measuring Available Memory ======
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 David's banana = 192.168.144.40
 </code>
+====== XML XPath Tips ======
+Here's how to use xmllint to take an XPath path to extract info from the Roku ECP Apps list.
+  http 192.168.1.128:8060/query/apps | xmllint --xpath '//app[text()="dxb"]/@id' - | cut -d\" -f 2
+  http 192.168.1.128:8060/query/apps | xmllint --xpath '//app[contains(text(), "Netflix")]/@id' - | cut -d\" -f 2
 ====== Protips for find ======