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Batch Processing Code?

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superman71903

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Oct 29, 2008
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I am fairly new to Python, so writing code in it is complicated right now. I wanted to know if anyone knew of a code to send a process started on a workstation to a multiprocessor supercomputer where the job could be finished while still allowing the workstation to be used. I am working with a 3-D rendering program called Blender and a 192 processor computer that I would like to be able to send drawings and animations to be rendered by the supercomputer instead of my mac workstation. Any help would be great. If anyone has this type of code that I could modify for my purposes that would be perfect.
 
How you want to send a process (i.e. running program) from one computer to another computer? It's IMHO inpossible.
However, you can upload your script from one computer to another and run it remotely. But would the Blender run on the above mentioned 192 processor computer?
 
Yes, Blender is installed on all machines on the network including the supercomputer. How would I go about getting the correct script from one computer to another to run it remotely? Would you happen to have or know of a script to run the process remotely? Help is greatly appreciated. Thank you mikrom.
 
You can upload the script e.g. via FTP and some FTP servers have a command allowing execution of remote command.
Try to figure out if the FTP-server running on your supercomputer allow this. What OpSys is your supercomputer running?
 
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