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Hi,
In my VS 2019 VB.Net application, I have a Application Arguments in the Project Properties as follows:
64 E:\model_run_test\ true all true
where 64 = number of cores
E:\ = Drive where directory is located
...etc.
Now I'm deploying my console application to a Linux CentOS7 cluster server.
I was given a relative directory path to upload my files: let's say:
/project/myprojectdirectory/dotnetcore
How do I modify my Application Arguments accordingly? I am only uploading the executable application to Linux.
Appreciate any help.
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if that's the folder you want. on linux you use valid linux paths (there are no drive letters).
That is an absolute path, not relative. What folder do you want it be?
That's the problem. I have absolute path in my VS project. Now, I'm assigned a relative path to the main cluster-server.
So in production server: the location is: /project/myprojectdirectory/dotnetcore
My development machine: the absolute path, E:\ drive.
Should I change my Application Arguments to: /project/myprojectdirectory/dotnetcore/model_run_test?
Will that work in Linux?
Thanks...