HTCondorWiki: Manual Regression Tests Kbdd

 
 {subsection: To test on Windows}
 
-On windows, the KBDD needs to be in the registry so that it will start when a user logs on and will run as that user.  You can either do this by installing Condor using the MSI installer and choosing to run jobs when the keyboard is idle; or you can add KBDD to the DAEMON_LIST, start Condor, and then log off and back on again.  The KBDD should startup when you log on.
+On Windows, the KBDD needs to be in the registry so that it will start when a user logs on and will run as that user.  You can either do this by installing Condor using the MSI installer and choosing to run jobs when the keyboard is idle; or you can add KBDD to the DAEMON_LIST, start Condor, and then log off and back on again.  The KBDD should startup when you log on.
 
 To test the kbdd, run this as a .BAT file
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-sleep is no a native command on Windwos. If you don't have it, you can use  =ping 127.0.0.1 > NUL=  instead.  The KBDD seems to update about once every 2 minutes by default, so testing this takes some patience.
+=sleep= is not a native command on Windows. If you don't have it, you can use  =ping 127.0.0.1 > NUL=  instead.  The KBDD seems to update about once every 3 minutes by default, so testing this takes some patience.