Hi, I'd like to report a trivial problem at the filter stage of the latest Moses version.
At the filter stage, train-model.perl will use the working directory as the temporary language model (which I don't understand) if it exists and is non-zero. Line 430 of train-model.perl will do the checking and report error. When the working directory is on a network drive (not NFS and in my case a windows server), the size of this directory and all sub-directories is zero, which is the root of this problem. Pointing the lm input to a lm file under lm directory or moving the working directory onto a local or NFS location will solve this problem. Storing models on a network drive is favourable when local disks run out of space. Cheers, Guchun
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