How to find Bash script location from within, when it's being launched as PBS job?
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Is there any way to get the location of the Bash script from within, when it's being launched in a PBS job?
I tried $BASH_SOURCE, but it contains another path to the job folder, instead of the one, where the script is located. I've also tried echo $PBS_HOME, "$0" and "$PWD", but none of them contains the folder...
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Is there any way to get the location of the Bash script from within, when it's being launched in a PBS job?
I tried $BASH_SOURCE, but it contains another path to the job folder, instead of the one, where the script is located. I've also tried echo $PBS_HOME, "$0" and "$PWD", but none of them contains the folder...
bash directory qsub
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
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Is there something along the lines ofPBS_O_WORKDIRthat would solve your problem in a more direct manner?
– Jeff Schaller
Aug 27 at 0:49
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Is there any way to get the location of the Bash script from within, when it's being launched in a PBS job?
I tried $BASH_SOURCE, but it contains another path to the job folder, instead of the one, where the script is located. I've also tried echo $PBS_HOME, "$0" and "$PWD", but none of them contains the folder...
bash directory qsub
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
Eenoku
470215
Is there any way to get the location of the Bash script from within, when it's being launched in a PBS job?
I tried $BASH_SOURCE, but it contains another path to the job folder, instead of the one, where the script is located. I've also tried echo $PBS_HOME, "$0" and "$PWD", but none of them contains the folder...
bash directory qsub
bash directory qsub
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
Eenoku
470215
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
Eenoku
470215
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
Eenoku
470215
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
Eenoku
470215
asked Aug 26 at 23:11
Eenoku
470215
470215
Is there something along the lines ofPBS_O_WORKDIRthat would solve your problem in a more direct manner?
– Jeff Schaller
Aug 27 at 0:49
add a comment |Â
Is there something along the lines ofPBS_O_WORKDIRthat would solve your problem in a more direct manner?
– Jeff Schaller
Aug 27 at 0:49
Is there something along the lines of
PBS_O_WORKDIR that would solve your problem in a more direct manner?– Jeff Schaller
Aug 27 at 0:49
Is there something along the lines of
PBS_O_WORKDIR that would solve your problem in a more direct manner?– Jeff Schaller
Aug 27 at 0:49
add a comment |Â
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Is there something along the lines of
PBS_O_WORKDIRthat would solve your problem in a more direct manner?– Jeff Schaller
Aug 27 at 0:49