ptbatcher(1) [debian man page]

PTBATCHER(1)							       HUGIN							      PTBATCHER(1)

NAME

       PTBatcher - CLI interface to Hugin Batch processor

SYNOPSIS

       PTBatcher [options] -a input.pto

DESCRIPTION

       PTBatcher Queues and processes stitching projects.  Functionality is similar to the the GUI Hugin Batch Processor.  The default action with
       the -a parameter is to add the specified project to the stitching queue and exit.

       The stitching queue may be processed by the GUI Hugin Batch Processor application, or by PTBatcher without a GUI, but not by both at the
       same time.  To process the queue with PTBatcher use the -b parameter.

OPTIONS

       -a file
	   add project to queue. Unless -o option is present, the default prefix is appointed.

       -o  output prefix (together with -a option)

       -l  list all projects in batch queue

       -c  clear all projects from batch queue

       -x id
	   remove project with specified id

       -r  reset all projects to waiting status

       -b  start batch process

       -p  use parallel processing (together with -b option)

       -d  delete .pto files when complete (together with -b option)

       -s  shutdown computer when complete (together with -b option)

       -v  verbose mode

       -h  print this help

SEE ALSO

       hugin(1) PTBatcherGUI(1)

AUTHORS

       Thomas Modes, Marko Kuder

"Version: 2011.4.0"						    2011-12-02							      PTBATCHER(1)

qmove(1B)								PBS								 qmove(1B)

NAME

       qmove - move pbs batch job

SYNOPSIS

       qmove destination job_identifier ...

DESCRIPTION

       To move a job is to remove the job from the queue in which it resides and instantiate the job in another queue.	The qmove command issues a
       Move Job batch request to the batch server that currently owns each job specified by job_identifier.

       A job in the Running , Transiting , or Exiting state cannot be moved.

OPERANDS

       The first operand is the new destinationfor
	   queue
	   @server
	   queue@server
       See the PBS ERS section , "Destination Identifiers".

       If the destination operand describes only a queue, then qmove will move jobs into the queue of the specified  name  at  the  job's  current
       server.

       If the destination operand describes only a batch server, then qmove will move jobs into the default queue at that batch server.

       If  the destination operand describes both a queue and a batch server, then qmove will move the jobs into the specified queue at the speci-
       fied server.

       All following operands are job_identifiers which specify the jobs to be moved to the new destination.  The qmove  command  accepts  one	or
       more job_identifier operands of the form:
	   sequence_number[.server_name][@server]

STANDARD ERROR

       The qmove command will write a diagnostic messages to standard error for each error occurrence.

EXIT STATUS

       Upon successful processing of all the operands presented to the qmove command, the exit status will be a value of zero.

       If the qmove command fails to process any operand, the command exits with a value greater than zero.

SEE ALSO

       qsub(1B), pbs_movejob(3B)

Local																	 qmove(1B)