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The script has to start with `#!/bin/sh`, and must have execution rights applied (`chmod +x`). Notice that the script has two input variables `$1` and `$2`, and that output results are placed in the `CTEP_OUTPUT_DIR` folder. The last point is important: this will allow the CTEP to know where to retrieve the processing results.
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The script has to start with `#!/bin/sh`, and must have execution rights applied (`chmod +rx`). Notice that the script has two input variables `$1` and `$2`, and that output results are placed in the `CTEP_OUTPUT_DIR` folder. The last point is important: this will allow the CTEP to know where to retrieve the processing results.
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To upload the processor, create a targz archive with this file. Assuming the file is called `proc1.sh`, the command is
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To upload the processor, create a targz archive with this file. Assuming the file is called `proc1.sh`, the command is
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`tar cvzf proc1.sh.tar.gz proc1.sh`.
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`tar cvzf proc1.sh.tar.gz proc1.sh`.
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