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Table Of Contents
- Apple Qmaster 3 User Manual
- Contents
- Welcome to Apple Qmaster
- Using Apple Qmaster 3
- The Apple Qmaster Distributed Processing System
- The Apple Qmaster Interface
- Installing Apple Qmaster, Shake, and Other Applications
- Setting Up Rendering Services and Shared Storage
- Submitting Batches for Apple Qmaster Processing
- Using Nodes Without Apple Qmaster Installed
- Setting Environment Variables in Apple Qmaster
- Using the Command Line in Apple Qmaster
- Installing Apple Qmaster from the Command Line
- Shell Commands for Configuring Service Nodes and Cluster Controllers
- Shell Commands for Submitting Apple Qmaster Jobs
- Shell Commands for Submitting Compressor Jobs
- Shell Commands for Monitoring Batches
- Using Scripts to Run Apple Qmaster, Compressor, and Batch Monitor
Note: Apple Qmaster does not currently support SMTP servers that require authentication.
Using Apple Qmaster to Submit UNIX Commands
You can use Apple Qmaster for distributed processing of any UNIX commands, including
any application that can be operated from the command line. Apple Qmaster provides
a convenient way to issue commands, shortening the amount of typing you need to do
by providing an interface for the global parts of the command.
To distribute UNIX command batches with Apple Qmaster
1 Open Apple Qmaster.
2 Enter a name for the batch in the “Batch name” field. (This is the name that appears in
Batch Monitor.)
3 Choose Shell from the Command pop-up menu.
Choose Shell from
this pop-up menu.
4 For each job you want to add to the batch, click the Add (+) button, then type the UNIX
command in the Command column.
The UNIX command might specify, for example, the application, an output destination,
and a couple of command-line options.
Type the command in
the Command column.
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