You might see something like this in the SSH command of an .ind AWK script:
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As to why we use nice at all, and why a certain priority, here's a quote from Shouky Dan on Crowd: "We have always run under "nice -n 15" in order to give the native tasks (running with "nice 0") priority for scheduling, resource usage, etc. This means that the commands run by indeni should have as little effect on the device behavior as possible." (https://community.indeni.com/discussions/topics/54412?page=0)adding some test content that I can revert