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-===== Submit Directory Setup =====
-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.
-In order to setup lab submission for labtest, you must complete the following two steps:
-.  Create and set permissions on a "submit" directory in your course directory:
-  mkdir /eecs/course/9999/submit
-  chmod 755 /eecs/course/9999/submit
-.  Create a lab submission directory inside the "submit" directory and set permissions accordingly:
-  mkdir /eecs/course/9999/submit/lab1
-  chmod 770 /eecs/course/9999/submit/lab1
-  chgrp labtest /eecs/course/9999/submit/lab1
-The most important point on this page is that the submit directory must be group "labtest" and not group "submit".
-Students can submit their work like this:
-  submit 9999 lab1 <file1> <file2> <file3>
--OR-
-  submit 9999 lab1 <dir1>
-==== submit for Deferred Tests ====
-The submit command will only submit files to the current session and term course directories.  submit always submits to /eecs/course.  If you wish to hold a deferred test/exam in say, the summer term for a winter course, you will need to create a temporary symbolic link in /eecs/course as follows:
-<code>
-  cd /eecs/course
-  ln -s /eecs/dept/course_archive/2016-17/W/9999 9999d
-</code>
-Now students can submit, but rather than using "9999" as the course name, they will use "9999d".  For example:
-  submit 9999d lab1 myfile.java