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ScriptingControl(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual ScriptingControl(1)

scriptingcontrol
Scripting Control script for the Scripting Service

scriptingcontrol check-environment [Environment] [Keyring]

scriptingcontrol run [Directory] [Input] [Output] [Status] [Environment] [Keyring]

scriptingcontrol cleanup [Directory] [PID] [keeptempdirs]

scriptingcontrol is invoked when a new session is created by the scripting service PE. It takes the input file name and should create an output file of the given name.

The following options are available:
check-environment|run|cleanup
check-environment is used to check a newly downloaded environment file. run is used when the session is started. cleanup is used to kill all processes and remove the directory.
Directory
Gives the name of the temporary session directory.
Input
Gives the name of the input file.
Output
Gives the name of the output file.
Status
Gives the name of the status file.
Environment
Gives the name of the environment file (if available).
Keyring
Gives the name of a GnuPG keyring file to check the input file and environment file (if available).
PID
The process ID (PID) of the session's worker process. All of its children will be found and terminated during clean-up.
keeptempdirs
Do not delete temporary directory during clean-up.

For a detailed introduction to RSerPool, see:
https://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DerivateServlet/Derivate-16326/Dre2006_final.pdf

Thomas Dreibholz's RSerPool Page:
https://www.uni-due.de/~be0001/rserpool/

June 3, 2015 Scripting Control

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