In running some computationally intensive processes between my terminal(s) and cpu server(s), I noticed a problem in trying to join data together by a pipeline:
procdata | cpu -c 'process' doesn't really send the output of `procdata' to `process', as the latter is being run on a CPU server. Since there are some use cases where `procdata' might take a long time to get to EOF (or possibly may never reach it), it isn't in my interest to first send the output of `procdata' to a file and then run `process' on the CPU after it's finished. Likewise, there is the inverse problem: cpu -c 'procdata' | process outputs to rio terminal instead of sending output to `process'. It seems to me that the two problems would have similar solutions. Perhaps I'm overlooking some simple solutions here. Any suggestions? Best, ak
