Re: [help-gnubatch] Any way to vary output directory

[John Collins (Xi Software Ltd)]

On 20/06/12 14:25, Wechsler, Steven wrote:

The part that doesn’t seem to work is the writing to a directory specified by date; e.g.:

 

$ gbch-r -I '>`date +/tmp/%Y/%m/%d/`%d1' test.sh

 

It was confirmed by Reuti that it no longer works.

 

Weird I don't think it ever could have worked.

I think it's all sorted now.

I've done it a whole lot better you can have ``s anywhere as many times as you like in the file name.

They don't have to be in the first char of the arguments.

I've fixed arguments to expand $environment_vars (with the environment set in the job of course) which they should have done before but didn't.

I've expanded host names and user names as other people wanted.

I'll give it a final check-over over the weekend and then push it up.

The expanded host names and user names mean that the library versions should be different. Can anyone explain to me the version numbering convention (especially Debians) so I can get the various things right?

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