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and many other places where input is used without quotation, it is not possible to provide command line arguments with non-standard characters in them. For example,
gaspi_run -m "machine file"$(which hostname)
will fail with something like
/home/mschlott/hackathon/GPI-2/GPI-2/bin/gaspi_run: 155: [: machine: unexpected operator
Error: Cannot read machine file (-m option) (or file does not exist)
I believe this can be avoided comparably easily by properly quoting all command line arguments, e.g.,
if [ -r"$1" ];then
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GPI-2/bin/gaspi_run
Line 155 in ba63191
and many other places where input is used without quotation, it is not possible to provide command line arguments with non-standard characters in them. For example,
will fail with something like
I believe this can be avoided comparably easily by properly quoting all command line arguments, e.g.,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: