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When running the reprocess script, if the config file is not explicitly defined, the reprocessed files are placed in the main RMS_data/ArchivedFiles, rather than in the RMS_data/stationNumber/ArchivedFiles folder. It should be using the .config file in the specified folder, even when the --config option is not used.
Example:
python3 -m RMS.Reprocess /home/rms/RMS_data/stationnumber/CapturedFiles/capture-folder #places the reprocessed files in the RMS_data/ArchivedFiles folder
python3 -m RMS.Reprocess /home/rms/RMS_data/stationnumber/CapturedFiles/capture-folder --config /path/to-config #placed the reprocessed files in the RMS_data/stationNumber/ArchivedFiles folder
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Please forgive my possible stupidity, but how would reprocess know where to put the files, or even which .config file to use if the correct .config file is not specified in the command string.
I'm working on the code for multicam linux and Pi, so I'd be keen to fix this issue at the same time.
When running the reprocess script, if the config file is not explicitly defined, the reprocessed files are placed in the main RMS_data/ArchivedFiles, rather than in the RMS_data/stationNumber/ArchivedFiles folder. It should be using the .config file in the specified folder, even when the --config option is not used.
Example:
python3 -m RMS.Reprocess /home/rms/RMS_data/stationnumber/CapturedFiles/capture-folder #places the reprocessed files in the RMS_data/ArchivedFiles folder
python3 -m RMS.Reprocess /home/rms/RMS_data/stationnumber/CapturedFiles/capture-folder --config /path/to-config #placed the reprocessed files in the RMS_data/stationNumber/ArchivedFiles folder
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: