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#!/bin/bash
WORKER_CMD="$1"
NUM_WORKER="$2"
TASKS_POOL="$3"
callback(){
  "$WORKER_CMD" "$1"
  schedule 
}
schedule(){
  TASK=`head -n 1 "$TASKS_POOL"`

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#!/bin/bash

# micro fileserver

echo "exportfs: server initiated" | logger

if [ "$#" -ne 1 ]; then
  echo "Usage: exportfs EXPORT_BASE"
  exit
fi

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# this function is a ticket to hell, each time you connect
# somewhere, it records a log of when you connect and disconnect
ssh() {
  
  # create a file, for ssh to let us know the hostname
  ssh_hostname_tmp=$(mktemp)
  ssh_username_tmp=$(mktemp)
  ssh_port_tmp=$(mktemp)

  # why do I need a fifo, see below, hint: controll flow from hell

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