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--infiles not working #15
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This version of bccp is Unfortunately the official version seems to have been abandoned, and their git repository is gone. Didn't find the source code yet, but there are binaries at https://www.slac.stanford.edu/~abh/bbcp/bin/ still. The If you're able, would recommend to try one of the binaries. Let us know if you find the source code somewhere too... Or if there are alternatives out there that are actively maintained, that'd be good to know too... haven't found anything remotely as fast as bbcp, though. |
@AGI-chandler Actually, this version is later:
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Yes I could have been mistaken since I was just looking at MakeSname, and I've deleted this version and replaced with the newer official binary. |
I'm sure because I built the binary from this repository. :) |
so the forker updated src/bbcp_Version.C but not MakeSname that is shown on the home page. |
Actually the original git repository is back up! |
I have used bbcp a few times and absolutely love this tool every time I use it.
I am using the -I option to specify a list of input files, but I receive the following error for each file listed:
bbcp: No such file or directory processing
I have tried to supply relative and absolute paths to no avail. Of note, the same file listing works using rsync with the --files-from option:
rsync --files-from=list.txt . TARGET
Is there a specific spec for the format of fname for --infiles?
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