clcserver
- the key program. It is used to run all the commands that communicate with the server.
clcresultparser
- used to parse data locations from particular text files generated during clcserver runs. This command is most useful when connect analyses in a scripting pipeline.
clcserverkeystore
- a helper tool for enabling passwords to be handled securely (see Handling passwords).
The clcserver
program requires the following four flags, which provide information about the connection to the server:
If you run the clcserver command with the above parameters, and nothing else, then a list of all commands that can be run on the server will be returned. For example:
clcserver -S server.com -U bob -W secret
The commands to be run on the server are supplied with the flag:
If you supply the -A flag with a program name, but do not provide the required flags for that program, then a listing of the flags for that program will be returned. For example, a command of a form like:
clcserver -S server.com -U bob -W secret -A read_mappingwould return the full list of parameters for the
read_mapping
function, including the possible values, and descriptions. This information, for each command, is also available in the appendix).
An optional flag when working on the command line, but important when working with scripts, is:
results.txt
For those working with the , you can run import and algorithm commands through your grid nodes by adding the following flag to your clcserver command:
Other optional flags available for the clcserver command are: