auparse_set_eoe_timeout - Linux

Overview

auparse_set_eoe_timeout sets end-of-event timeout, which is the maximum time after any disk IO in an event has been completed before the event buffers are sent to userspace.

Syntax

auparse_set_eoe_timeout(timeout)

Arguments:

• timeout: The maximum time (in microseconds) before event buffers are sent to userspace. Default is 100ms.

Options/Flags

None.

Examples

To set the end-of-event timeout to 50 milliseconds:

auparse_set_eoe_timeout(50000)

Common Issues

• A timeout value of 0 disables the end-of-event timeout, causing events to be buffered indefinitely until explicitly retrieved with auparse_get_event().

Integration

auparse_set_eoe_timeout can be used in conjunction with other auparse commands, such as auparse_get_event() and auparse_process_events(), to control the flow of events between the kernel and userspace.

Related Commands

• auparse_get_event()
• auparse_process_events()