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…nding remote files back down to be viewed automatically by lyipc
…hell process-wide, if set
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Sending build, test, and dataprep jobs to a remote [high performance] computer
Remote visualization
You can now send lyipc visualizations to a remote computer by setting an environment variable
export LYIPCTARGET=username@hostnameThis format has some issues. You can't use your
.ssh/configaliases. You must have an RSA key approved on the remote computer.Local visualization with remote work
This is a matter of shipping files out with local rsync (python wrapped), calling remote shell commands via ssh (python wrapped), and then calling a remote visualization from the remote computer, resulting in a local visualization.
Also, some simplification to host formatting
The socket package is used to resolve ambiguous ones instead of specifying them separately depending on case