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<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Submit Man Page</TITLE><LINK REV="MADE" HREF="mailto:min@columbia.edu"></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF"><CENTER><H1>Submit Man Page</H1></CENTER><H2>Name</H2> <P><CODE>submit</CODE> - electronic submission of homework files<H2>Synopsis</H2> <P><B>~cs4118/bin/submit</B> -h <P><B>~cs4118/bin/submit</B> [-a assignment_number] [forced_files ...]<H2>Description</H2><CODE>submit</CODE> looks for submittable files in the current workingdirectory and recursively searches thorugh all directories within thatdirectory, ignoring all binary and potential backup files. Uponconfirmation from the user, <CODE>submit</CODE> copies, archives andcompresses files, and stores them privately in the class account (~cs4118).Mail confirming the files submitted is sent to the user. <P>If you resubmit an assignment, your old assignment is moved to a backuplocation. If you resubmit more than once, only your last two submissionswill be kept. You will be asked whether you really want to resubmit yourassignment. <P>A number (1-9) can be used with the <CODE>-a</CODE> option to specify aparticular homework which is being submitted. <P><CODE>forced_files</CODE> are forced into submission even if they wouldordinarily be ignored. <P>Usually the user will not need to specify <CODE>forced_files</CODE> or<CODE>assignment_number</CODE>. The submit program will submit the currentdue assignment if the <CODE>-a</CODE> is not specified.<H2>Options</H2><DL><DT> <B>-h</B><DD> Help option. Shows options for the program. Does <B>NOT</B> performa submission. <DT> <B>-a</B><DD> Submit a certain assignment, other than the one currently due.</DL><H2>Notes</H2> <P>It is generally a good idea to create a separate subdirectory for eachof your homeworks. In these homework directories will be any makefiles,READMEs, C sources files header files and sample executions. To submitthese files just run <CODE>submit</CODE> from within the correspondinghomework directory.<H2>Return Values</H2> <P>Upon successful submission, the user is notified, via email, of thesuccessfully submitted files. Upon failure, the user is instructed tonotify the <CODE>submit</CODE> administrator of the error codes. <H2>Files</H2> <P>~cs4118/bin/submit <P>~cs4118/bin/.submit <P>~cs4118/public_html/submit.html <P>~cs4118/lib/submission.log.? <H2>Example</H2><H2>Warnings</H2> <P>Be sure to be on a machine on the <CODE>CUNIX</CODE> cluster. <P>Because of incredible loads on the <CODE>CUNIX</CODE> cluster close tosubmission times, you should leave yourself ample (+30 minutes) time to submityour assignments. The running time of the program should be less than 1 minutefor normal-sized submissions. <P>Deadlines are enforced by the submission program, and timing isenforced by the <CODE>CUNIX</CODE> cluster machines' clock. Not by yourwatch, or <CODE>cs</CODE> cluster machines. <P>All submissions are logged.<H2>Credits</H2> <P>Coded by Min-Yen Kan(<CODE>min@columbia.edu</CODE>) in<CODE>perl</CODE>. Credits to Reggie Delbrune and Sam Fenster for theoriginal <CODE>C</CODE> version of the program from <CODE>cs3139</CODE>.<HR><H5><!WA0><A HREF="mailto:min@columbia.edu">min@columbia.edu</A> | Version 1.0| Created on: Sun Sep 1 22:38:38 EDT 1996| Last Modified: Sun Sep 1 22:38:38 EDT 1996</H5></BODY></HTML>⌨️ 快捷键说明
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