Changes between Version 33 and Version 34 of RemoteJobs

Timestamp:

Mar 15, 2013, 11:56:21 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

davea

Comment:

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RemoteJobs

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 Input files can be supplied in any of the following ways:
- * '''inline''': the file is included in the job submission request XML message.
+ * '''local''': the file is on the BOINC server and is not [JobStage staged].  It's specified by its full path.
+ * '''local_staged''': the filed has been [JobStage staged] on the BOINC server.
+  It's specified by its physical name.
+ * '''semilocal''': the file is on a data server that's accessible to the BOINC server
+   but not necessarily to the outside world.
+   The file is specified by its URL.
+   It will be downloaded by the BOINC server during job submission,
+   and served to clients from the BOINC server.
+
+The following modes have been proposed but are not implemented yet:
+ * '''remote''': the file is on a data server other than the BOINC server,
+   and will be served to clients from that data server.
+   It's specified by the URL, the file size, and the file MD5.
+* '''inline''': the file is included in the job submission request XML message.
    It will be served to clients from BOINC server.
  * '''sandbox''': the file is in the user's [RemoteInputFiles#Per-userfilesandbox sandbox],
    and is specified by its name in the sandbox.
- * '''local''': the file has been staged on the BOINC server, and is specified by its physical filename.
- * '''semilocal''': the file is on a data server other than the BOINC server;
-   this data server need not be accessible to the outside world.
-   The file is specified by its URL.
-   It will be downloaded by the BOINC server during job submission,
-   and served to clients from the BOINC server.
- * '''remote''': the file is on a data server other than the BOINC server,
-   and will be served to clients from that data server.
-   It is specified by the URL, the file size, and the file MD5.
 
 As jobs are completed, their output files are available to the submitting user via HTTP.