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Yes I am packing up a series of case directoreis and excluding a file with in all of them called runtpe. When I run the script manually it works like it is suppose to. But when I excute the bash...

I don't understand what you mean can you elaborate a bit I tried:

tar czvf PackUpCases case0* log* --exclude-runtpe
tar czvf PackUpCases case0* log* --exclude-from=runtpe

and they both...

My super simple script works fine when I type it in manually but when I run it from a file as a script the --exclude option is ignored...what am I missing here?


#!/usr/bin/bash
tar czvf...

This solution works for me:

tar czvf <tar file name> <root folder or list of each folder> --exclude <filetoexclude>

use scp to download the file compressed files.

Then unpack...

tar...

Thanks for the input. I have tested the command and this it what it does.

It downloads all directories (e.g.,/dir1/dir2/dir3/dirofinterest), it does not download any of the files in dir1 dir2 or...

I normally download a directory recursively using:

scp -r <name>@host:<path> .

This has worked fine. As everyone knows this will download all of the directory named in <path> and all of the...

Thanks for the replies, a late update I finally found time to run the scripts and for my needs this worked best.


#!/bin/sh
DIRS="case*"
DIRS="$DIRS"
for d in $DIRS; do
cd $d
...

Thanks for the info guys, I did not realize the host was required to enable ssh. They very well could be the issue, I can verify thanks!

Well to be honest I do not know if I need to issue a sudo command. I believe the commands you listed are the same as the one's I used in my original post. I am getting a message that says the...

Hi all,

My problem is simple. I would like to download the contents of a directory on an ftp site. I can access the site through windows, but there are many files and it would be too tedious to...

Thanks for the info. The options for submit are strait forward and are in the form: submit -n 8 filename. Where file name will be constant in every case*.

One thing you pointed out will come into...

Thanks for the reply!

Yes I meant to say shell script. The system is a UNIX system, Submit is also a shell script as you mention that I am using to submit jobs. I think the code you proposed...

I have access to a large unix parallel computing cluster. To submit jobs I simply run a script called "submit" followed by options relevant to that particular job. Very simple and easy, "submit"...