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lido (aka the pipeline script)

Maurice edited this page Nov 10, 2022 · 2 revisions

Why pipeline script?

The script is called lido. In order to avoid ambiguity I also refer to the script as pipeline script. Pipeline refers to the fact that it executes a series of commands one after the other, usually saving the result of each command in a separate file. You could also think of it as a chain. There can be different named pipelines (chains) of commands. Today, we usually use 'smb' for production or 'dd' for debugging.

Running the lido script

You usually need to execute lido from the script_dir

cd zml2lido

Use the script, typically something like this

lido -j smb -i C:\path\to\zml.xml or lido -j smb -i C:\path\to\zml.xml -f

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