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Interchange batch jobs can be triggered from the commandline or an Unix cronjob.
Dispatch a job from the commandline:
interchange --runjobs=training=db
Jobs are run asynchronously. The command will return before the job is completed or even started.
Every job is tied to a directory containing job files. The selection
of the files is controlled by the HTMLsuffix and the
suffix Jobs attribute. By default all files not
matching HTMLsuffix are included.
The following configuration example directs Interchange to execute
all files matching
jobs/NAME/*.job
for the job named NAME.
Jobs base_directory jobs Jobs suffix .job
Interchange gathers the output of all job files and passes through
the filter(s) specified with filter key of the Jobs
directive.
The remaining output is optionally written to the job logfile and/or
emailed as specified by the log and email
keys of the Jobs directive.
Jobs email racke@linuxia.de Jobs log logs/job
Tracking jobs into a database table can be enabled with the
trackdb key of the Jobs directive.
Jobs trackdb jobs
Required fields for this table are code,
name, pid,
begin_run, end_run.
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