Can someone please guide me I have the above script which is executed when we run the script for instance ./vmSetup.sh “1 2 3” but this is executed sequentially. I had created this script but now I want to run the cases in the script i.e. 1, 2 and 3 in parallel. Can someone also tell me how to run
Tag: gnu-parallel
Concatenate directory and file name in GNU parallel
I have the following directory structure: I would like to convert all .ogg files to .wav with GNU Parallel. Here’s where I got thus far: The problem here is that although obviously directories have different names, the files inside have the same name. The aforementioned command will continuously overwrite the content of the directory. What I’d like instead is: Essentially,
Find files with a string in filename and unzip
I have a folder full to zip files. Using linux terminal, I need to find files with a certain string in the zip file name and unzip only them to another folder. I tried the following but no luck. First, the pattern is not matching and second, I am not sure if the output could be redirected to another folder.
Gnu-parallel resume when changing command
When resuming a parallel command with –resume, is the command allowed to change? In the docs on –resume, it states that It it important that the input of the completed jobs is unchanged but it doesn’t mention if the command itself can change as long as the input doesn’t change. For example, if you start the command parallel –gnu -j8
How To Avoid SIGCHLD error In Bash Script That Uses GNU Parallel
I’m running a script.sh in a loop. The script contains a parallel wget command. I’m getting the following error: The loop looks like this: And the line that is causing the error looks like this (omitting options and settings): Research: I’m not an expert with GNU Parallel, but the script seems to work fine most of the time except when
GNU Parallel | pipe command
I am completely new in using GNU parallel and I need your advice in running the command below using GNU parallel: I will run this command on a list of files (.bin), so what is the best (fastest) approach to achieve that using GNU parallel noting that the output of the first part of the command (/home/admin/Gfinal/decoder/decdr.pl –gh –w14b) is
bash loop with GNU less that refreshes every 2 minutes
I have a linux machine with a data folder and a script that produces a report xlsx spreadsheet file on the ever changing content of the folder where it is being run. I use a xlsx2tsv script to convert it to tsv text which takes less than one second. The script takes about 1 minute to produce the spreadsheet file