NSGR_JOB(1)
π NAME π
nsgr_job β bestie, it's the manual page for nsgr_job version 1.0.3 β¨
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
Okay so the whole vibe is this:
nsgr_job OPTIONS
and here's the tea on what those OPTIONS actually are π
-hβ help. She's here to help you, always π«Ά-cβ the path to your config file, queen. By default she goes looking in the user's home directory (~) for.nsgrest.conffirst, and then fornsgrest.conf(yeah, the one without the dot) π-lβ list all the user's jobs. Your whole roster, laid out π-jJOBHANDLEβ pick a job to act upon. And if you don't pick any other action (like download), she just shows you that job's status. It's giving "let me check on her" energy π-dresults_directoryβ download the job results into the directory you specify. The directory itself will be created if it doesn't already exist β but not the intermediate directories, so don't get cute with nested paths bestie π. Use it together with-jto say which job you mean.-vβ verbose mode π (use it with-land you get a verbose job listing, iykyk)-rβ remove a job. And I mean fully remove her: it deletes the input and output data and all info about the job. It also cancels the job if it's waiting to run or currently running. Like, gone gone π
π¦ for example π¦
nsgr_job -l
lists the user's jobs β¨
nsgr_job -j JOBHANDLE
shows the status of the job whose jobhandle is JOBHANDLE π
nsgr_job -j JOBHANDLE -d
downloads the results of the job whose jobhandle is JOBHANDLE π₯
nsgr_job -j JOBHANDLE -r
cancels and removes the specified job. periodt ποΈ
and that's the whole page, bestie π§π this was nsgr_job version 1.0.3, from September 2025 β mwah, iconic, no cap ππ
π¦ where this page comes from
- fedora 43: python3-pynsgr 1.0.3-13.fc43 Β· MIT
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms