[cs615asa] Assignment submission

[Elliot Wasem]

Hey Jan,

Another question that looks like it fits into this thread, do you expect the checklist like you did for your APUE class?
Best,
Elliot Wasem
https://elliotwasem.xyz

On Feb 17 2020, at 10:16 am, Jan Schaumann <jschauma at stevens.edu> wrote:
> Ritvik Tiwari <rtiwari2 at stevens.edu> wrote:
>
> > The process to run the python venv code (say in envn CS615) is:
> > 1. source CS615/bin/activate
> > 2. cd CS615
> > 3. python <name of the file>.py
>
>
> Per the instructions, the way to execute your command
> will be to run 'make' in the directory you submitted
> and then invoking the file
> "/some/where/your-directory/ec2-backup-v1" (where
> "some" and "where" are whatever directories lead up to
> the location where your directory was extracted and
> "you-directory" would be your username.
>
> So, for example:
> $ pwd
> /home/jschauma/hw2
> $ tar xf jschauma-ec2-backup-v1.tar
> $ cd jschauma
> $ make
> $ cd
> $ pwd
> /home/jschauma
> $ /home/jschauma/hw2/jschauma/ec2-backup-v1 -v v-0123456789
>
> Or
> $ pwd
> /var/tmp
> $ tar xf /tmp/jdoe-ec2-backup-v1.tar
> $ cd jdoe
> $ make
> $ cd /usr/local/bin
> $ /var/tmp/jdoe/ec2-backup-v1 -v banana
>
> The 'make' command is invoked in case you need to
> build any object files or generate an executable; not
> everybody will need this. If you do not need to run
> any such commands to generate the executable, 'make'
> should simply return without an error.
>
> -Jan
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