Flags

Usage

To use these flags, string them on to your command.

On Mac/Linux, use

./run.sh -f something -fa somethingelse

On windows, use

./run.bat -f something -fa somethingelse

Flags

-p $file sets the prefs file to $file. Default is my.prefs

--download $num downloads $num workloads from the server, but does not execute them. Instead, it saves it in a workloads file located at ./workloads/{{workload_name}}.workload. When you run using --offline, it will find all of these.

--offline sets it to offline mode, where you do not connect to server, and try to run all files in ./workloads/ which end with .workload which run in parallel using the amount of threads you specify in my.prefs All results are stored in ./output/finds.txt

--submit Submits ./output/finds.txt to the server. Useful for machines that are offline, you can download workloads, run them, and submit them.

--remove removes workloads from ./workloads/ once they have been finished.

Examples

To download 10 workloads, then run them:

./run.sh --download 10

./run.sh --offline