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- | ===== Submit Directory Setup ===== | ||
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- | The submit command allows students to submit their labtest work for marking. However, its setup for labtest mode differs slightly from the standard submit setup. | ||
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- | In order to setup lab submission for labtest, you must complete the following two steps: | ||
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- | 1. Create and set permissions on a " | ||
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- | mkdir / | ||
- | chmod 755 / | ||
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- | 2. Create a lab submission directory inside the " | ||
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- | mkdir / | ||
- | chmod 770 / | ||
- | chgrp labtest / | ||
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- | The most important point on this page is that the submit directory must be group " | ||
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- | Students can submit their work like this: | ||
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- | submit 1020 test1 < | ||
- | -OR- | ||
- | submit 1020 test1 < | ||
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- | Note: During any labtest session, a student may submit files into ANY labtest directory that has permissions left open for submission. Close the submit permissions at the end of your labtest to ensure that students cannot continue to submit. | ||
services/labtest/submit.1244217760.txt.gz · Last modified: 2009/06/05 12:02 by jas