#65 filename as argument to gridshell

[Gregor von Laszewski]

-f filename

executing all commands in the file as part of gridshell needs to be implemented

[Nurzhan Kirbassov]

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Is this implemented? Because I tried to use this feature (using the gridshell script in trunk directory) and got :
[ERROR] BUILD ERROR
message.

Thanks.

[Andrew Younge]

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I tested this feature after being notified that it worked, and it seems to so far. One thing that I did find interesting is that when loading the gridshell script, it says that the -f option is not implemented

I also noticed that it does not ask the user whether or not it should continue in interactive mode. Is this something yet to be implemented or a bug?

[Andrew Younge]

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I tested this feature after being notified that it worked, and it seems to so far. One thing that I did find interesting is that when loading the gridshell script, it says that the -f option is not implemented

I also noticed that it does not ask the user whether or not it should continue in interactive mode. Is this something yet to be implemented or a bug?

[Gregor von Laszewski]

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-q if this option is specified we quit and to not go into interactive mode
-i if this option is specified, after loading the -f file we qo into interactive mode

by default -i is on

its easy to implement as an "e" could be simply appended when we do -q ;-)

-i and -q can not accour together and it should be checked for it.

this requires some changes in the java code.

[Sanket Patel]

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The options we implemented were -f and -i.
If -i is specified , then after executing the commands in the file, it goes into interactive mode, and if not , then the program simply exits. So is "-q" really required?