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labs:for_lab [2021/02/01 19:06] – [Creating Printable Files] adminlabs:for_lab [2022/01/24 19:43] (current) – [Submitting Your Code Electronically to Your Turnin Directory] admin
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 If you have your directories set up appropriately (i.e., your ''lab'' directory is in your ''cs111'' directory), you should be able to run If you have your directories set up appropriately (i.e., your ''lab'' directory is in your ''cs111'' directory), you should be able to run
  
-  turnin.sh labx+  turnin labx
  
 where ''labx'' is the name of the lab you are submitting.  Using this command will ensure that all your permissions are set up appropriately. where ''labx'' is the name of the lab you are submitting.  Using this command will ensure that all your permissions are set up appropriately.
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 If you want to know what's going on behind the hood, you could run this command from your ''cs111'' directory: If you want to know what's going on behind the hood, you could run this command from your ''cs111'' directory:
  
-  cp -r labx /csdept/courses/coursename/turnin/username+  cp -r labx /csci/courses/coursename/turnin/username
      
 where ''labx'' is the directory of the lab you want to copy, ''coursename'' is your course name, and ''username'' is your username. where ''labx'' is the directory of the lab you want to copy, ''coursename'' is your course name, and ''username'' is your username.
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