Hi, unless I'm missing something, does Gnu Queue require that the command be a simple single-command statement?
EG, with rsh you can say: rsh polaris "sleep 5; date"
But you can't do the same with qsh or queue. That seems like a major failing, at least for my purposes. I guess it's simple to fix?
BTW I got it to work on Solaris, but only when queued is in debug (-D) mode...
Thanks for any comments, Ralph
Oops, answered my own question. For compound statements:
queue -i -w -n -- /bin/sh -c "sleep 5; date"
ie, wrap a shell around the commands.
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Hi, unless I'm missing something, does Gnu Queue require that
the command be a simple single-command statement?
EG, with rsh you can say:
rsh polaris "sleep 5; date"
But you can't do the same with qsh or queue. That seems like
a major failing, at least for my purposes. I guess it's simple to
fix?
BTW I got it to work on Solaris, but only when queued is in
debug (-D) mode...
Thanks for any comments,
Ralph
Oops, answered my own question. For compound statements:
queue -i -w -n -- /bin/sh -c "sleep 5; date"
ie, wrap a shell around the commands.