Comments on: Why does htop display an exclamation mark next to uptime? http://blog.alexcollins.org/2009/01/14/why-does-htop-display-an-exclamation-mark-next-to-uptime/ Musings of technology, sport, life et al Sat, 30 Apr 2011 17:25:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: nmm http://blog.alexcollins.org/2009/01/14/why-does-htop-display-an-exclamation-mark-next-to-uptime/comment-page-1/#comment-4021 nmm Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:05:18 +0000 http://blog.beplacid.net/?p=62#comment-4021 This is really a bad easter egg, there should be at least a switch to disable it. From now on I have to live with an (!) forever right after my uptime. Usually an exclamation mark means that there is something wrong, so now it looks like there is something wrong, BUT THERE ISNT!! Everything is going so well I have 110 days of uptime, why the hell is it an exclamation mark. Stupid easter egg, not even funny. This is really a bad easter egg, there should be at least a switch to disable it.

From now on I have to live with an (!) forever right after my uptime.

Usually an exclamation mark means that there is something wrong, so now it looks like there is something wrong, BUT THERE ISNT!! Everything is going so well I have 110 days of uptime, why the hell is it an exclamation mark.

Stupid easter egg, not even funny.

]]> By: SudoSeth » Webserver: 103 Days of Uptime and Counting http://blog.alexcollins.org/2009/01/14/why-does-htop-display-an-exclamation-mark-next-to-uptime/comment-page-1/#comment-3695 SudoSeth » Webserver: 103 Days of Uptime and Counting Thu, 29 Jan 2009 04:57:17 +0000 http://blog.beplacid.net/?p=62#comment-3695 [...] bit of code that does this can be found in the source code of UptimeMeter.c (as I learned from atc): 35 char daysbuf[15]; 36 if (days > 100) { 37 sprintf(daysbuf, “%d days(!), “, days); 38 } [...] [...] bit of code that does this can be found in the source code of UptimeMeter.c (as I learned from atc): 35 char daysbuf[15]; 36 if (days > 100) { 37 sprintf(daysbuf, “%d days(!), “, days); 38 } [...]

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