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| Makes EXPORT.b and the script EXPORT.TXT, [[map_coverage.e]] | Makes EXPORT.b and the script EXPORT.TXT, [[map_coverage]] |
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| ~/bin/EXPORT.e | /usr/local/bin/EXPORT |
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| The script EXPORT.TXT is: | |
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| The script EXPORT.TXT is: | |
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| NEW_FILES_ZS1000.tar | NEW_FILES_<bigmapName>.tar |
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| Untar to recover NEW_FILES directory, [[importl.e]] | Untar to recover NEW_FILES directory, [[import]] |
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| ~/bin/IMPORTL.e | ~/bin/IMPORT |
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| (!) Type this from time to time to see how it is going, [[importl.e]]. | (!) Type this from time to time to see how it is going, [[import]]. |
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| ~/bin/find_nofitT.e (this didn't seem to work, but find_nofitP.e gave output that made sense) | ~/bin/find_nofitT (this didn't seem to work, but find_nofitP.e gave output that made sense) |
Export
We generate a script that will remove unneeded files and take the new landmarks and put them into a tar ball. Makes EXPORT.b and the script EXPORT.TXT, map_coverage
/usr/local/bin/EXPORT
The script EXPORT.TXT is:
cp LMRKLIST1.TXT NEW_FILES/LMRKLIST.TXT cd NEW_FILES/LMKFILES rm -f *.LMK cd ../.. cd NEW_FILES/MAPFILES rm -f *.MAP cd ../.. chmod +x EXPORT.b ./EXPORT.b tar -cf NEW_FILES.tar NEW_FILES rm -f LMRKLIST1.TXT
Run this script by
sh EXPORT.TXT
Change name of NEW_FILES.tar to something distinctive like
NEW_FILES_<bigmapName>.tar
and e-mail to me or put in dropbox.
Import
Untar to recover NEW_FILES directory, import
~/bin/IMPORT
cp NEWLIST.TXT make_script.in
For make_scriptF.seed use:
n n g u 1 o RECENT n 1 q END
Run these commands (copy into window)
sh rem_script.b rm TESTFILES/* rm TESTFILES1/* ~/bin/make_scriptF.e ./run_script.b &
Type this from time to time to see how it is going, import.
~/bin/find_nofitT (this didn't seem to work, but find_nofitP.e gave output that made sense)