On 12 December 2015 at 00:47, Josef wells <[email protected]> wrote:
> That also says that this is for buffering output files, that is not what > I'm seeing g in ~/.parallel > > Josef > Please answer below and not top-post then it is easier to follow the discussion. linelen-<hostname> is something with the maximum length of the command-line on the remote-hosts. These files should be small so it should be ok if they are located on a network share. Are you using -X or -m ? Regards Martin > On Dec 11, 2015 5:42 PM, "Martin Møller Skarbiniks Pedersen" < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> On 11 December 2015 at 23:16, Josef wells <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> > >> > Normal operation of parallel seems to use ~/.parallel/tmp in some >> > cases this is a long-distance network drive for me.. I'm unclear on >> > exactly what goes here, the files mostly look like >> > "linelen-<hostname>". >> > >> > Is there a way to relocate this area? >> >> >> From the excellent man-page that comes with GNU Parallel under >> >> "OPTIONS" it says: >> >> --tmpdir dirname >> Directory for temporary files. GNU parallel normally >> buffers output into temporary files in /tmp. By setting --tmpdir you can >> use a different dir for the files. Setting --tmpdir is equivalent to >> setting $TMPDIR. >> >> and further down under "ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES" it says: >> >> $TMPDIR Directory for temporary files. See: --tmpdir. >> >> >> Regards >> Martin M. S. Pedersen >> >> -- Til uvedkommende, der læser med: Der er ingen grund til at læse min mail. Jeg har intet at gøre med FARC, al-Jihad, al-Qaida, Hamas, Hizb al-Mujahidin eller ETA. Jeg har aldrig gjort Zakat, går ikke ind for Istishad, har ikke lavet en bilbombe eller kernevåben og jeg ved dårligt nok, hvad Al Manar og бомба betyder. Men tak for den udviste interesse. Leve Ligemageriet! Styrk pøbelvældet! Bevar misundelsesafgifterne og cafepengene! Hurra for ældrebyrden!
