Hello,
Thanks in advance to the developers and community. I'm a biologist who is not
an expert in Linux and am dealing with a pretty rudimentary issue I haven't
been able to solve.
In short, I need to figure out the correct way to change
$Global::max_file_length to avoid an error resulting fro
On 10/4/22 21:41, Nagle, Michael F wrote:
Hello,
Thanks in advance to the developers and community. I'm a biologist who
is not an expert in Linux and am dealing with a pretty rudimentary
issue I haven't been able to solve.
In short, I need to figure out the correct way to change
$Global::ma
Rob Sargent
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The backslashes appear to be coming from parallel. My command has file paths
with forward slashes and these are replaced with \_ by parallel, it seems.
To demonstrate, here is one my first command in
On 10/4/22 22:33, Nagle, Michael F wrote:
Rob Sargent
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attachments.]
The backslashes appear to be coming from parallel. My command has file
paths with forward slashes and these are replaced with \_ by parallel,
it seems.
T
No, I'm not using backslash continuation lines. I ctrl-F'd for backslashes and
see none in my jobs file passed to parallel -a
Please find attached that jobs file. Perhaps it could provide some clue.
However, the same format and script used to prepare it worked in Ubuntu 20.04
LTS and it's only
On 10/4/22 23:12, Nagle, Michael F wrote:
No, I'm not using backslash continuation lines. I ctrl-F'd for
backslashes and see none in my jobs file passed to parallel -a
Please find attached that jobs file. Perhaps it could provide some
clue. However, the same format and script used to prepare i
