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I don't believe POSIX shell or awk have bindings for sysctl(3)? That's essentially what sysctl(8) is. Unlike Linux though the text interface isn't really int
by inferiorhuman 7y ago
I don't believe POSIX shell or awk have bindings for sysctl(3)?
That's essentially what sysctl(8) is. Unlike Linux though the text interface isn't really intended to be the primary API. The article discusses using Rust and C which both have access to sysctl(3).
- Arnavion 7y agoYes, now that I realize `sysctl -b` exists, I've retracted that part of the blog post.