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harman 2010-06-03 17:24 Rev.: 45683

added command line option (transfer entire uda (y/n))
If the user says no then they can edit the directories they don't want.
This option will allow us to nuke pscp.

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: pscp2 (new)

luitjens 2010-06-03 16:14 Rev.: 45682

fixed a typo

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: pscp2 (+1 -1)

luitjens 2010-06-03 16:10 Rev.: 45681

Trying once again to make pscp2 shell independent

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: pscp2 (+12 -1)

harman 2010-06-03 14:22 Rev.: 45679

updated svn line

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: README (new)

luitjens 2010-04-04 14:10 Rev.: 45499

Another fix to pscp2

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: pscp2 (+1 -1)

luitjens 2010-04-03 13:38 Rev.: 45498

Modified logic to check if remote directory exists. I'm trying to make this more portable.

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: pscp2 (+1 -1)

luitjens 2010-03-17 11:50 Rev.: 45438

Added a couple of updates to make the script more compataible.

1) Use readlink instead of which to ensure that the full path of the script is returned
instead of the symbolic path. The symbolic path is wrong after changing to the uda directory.

2) Don't open a new xterm, instead just launch the editor in the same window. This removes the
need for an xterm, though if EDITOR is set to an xterm editor like emacs an xwindow will still launch.
This behavior is now similar to "svn commit".

3) Use the test command instead of shell scripting on the remote host to check if a file exists. This allows the script to work
even when the default shell script is something other than sh/tcsh. (Bash users can now rejoice).

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• scripts/LLNL_scripts: pscp2 (+7 -5)