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replacement inside parallel command string

I want to download multiple files and save them to the md5 sum of its name: cat list | parallel -j4 "md5=$(wget -O - {} | tee tmpfile_{#} | md5sum | cut -d ' ' -f 1); mv tmpfile_{#} $md5" but the ...
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Using GNU Parallel With Split

I'm loading a pretty gigantic file to a postgresql database. To do this I first use split in the file to get smaller files (30Gb each) and then I load each smaller file to the database using GNU ...
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Running parallel bash jobs on a HPC cluster using GNU parallel

On an HPC cluster I am trying to run multiple bash scripts (permute2.sh) from 1 bash script using GNU parallel, however it doesn't complete every job. It randomly completes one job, while it is stuck ...
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Is there a way to run process parallelly in the loop of a bash script [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Parallelizing a for loop The original code might look like this: for i in *; do something.py $i; done I was wondering whether I can run these jobs parallelly in the ...
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Copy multiple files to one dir with parallel

I'm using the following script to copy multiple files into one folder: { echo $BASE1; echo $BASE2; echo $BASE3; } | parallel cp -a {} $DEST Is there any way to use only one echo $BASE with brace ...
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control number of started programs in bash

As part of my research project I'm processing huge amount of data splitted up into many files. All files in folder foo have to be processed by the script myScript involving all elements of folder ...
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using parallel to process unique input files to unique output files

I have a shell scripting problem where I'm given a directory full of input files (each file containing many input lines), and I need to process them individually, redirecting each of their outputs to ...
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Parallelizing a for loop

I want to parallelize the for loops of the following code. How to do this? #!/bin/bash N=$1 n=$2 for (( i=1; i<=$N; i++ )); do min=100000000000000 //set min to some garbage value for (( ...