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41 commands from a command-file.  By default ltp-pan runs one command, choosing it at
42 random from the whole set of commands available to it.  The ltp-pan's name in the
45 signaled it will kill any active commands and, again, clean up any orphans.
51 Pan will not terminate until all the active commands and everything in their
56 file and begins scheduling commands.  After a command is started ltp-pan puts an
85 A file containing the tagnames, pids, and commands being run.  If this is
92 The file to which all failed test commands will be saved.  You can use it later with \fI-f\fP optio…
98 Pan will exit non-zero if any of its commands exited non-zero.  By default
102 The file that has a collection of commands that ltp-pan will execute.
109 commands (tags) that are run.  This log file may not be shared with other Zoo
129 Causes ltp-pan to run commands (tags) sequentially, as they are listed in the
134 of commands.
137 Indicates the number of commands (tags) that should be run before terminating.
150 Indicates the number of commands (tags) that should be kept active at any one
156 exits non-zero.  All active commands and their pgrps will be killed.  After
192 terminate immediately.  An exit log is kept for all the commands.
198 and all failed test commands (if you have any) at /tmp/fail-command-file.
223 The following will run commands from the command file, keeping two at a time
229 Now run the commands in /tmp/cmds2, but this time we want to recover if one of
230 the commands should exit non-zero.  In this example it is possible for the
261 of the commands it is running.  If \fI-A\fP or \fI-e\fP are specified it exits non-zero if
262 it is signaled or if any of the commands it is running should exit non-zero.