Did you try just running 'R CMD BATCH test.R' from within the /var/www
directory?
or if you're calling from a php script, perhaps something funky is going
on with what it's interpreting as directories? I've seen some weird
stuff happen where scripts will take web_home (/var/www) and do
something like "/var/www/var/www/myfile".
hth,
cj
julien cuisinier wrote:
Dear list,
I could not find a mailing list of R under ubuntu, so I give it a try
here...any direction/suggestion welcome
I run R 2.8.1 under Ubuntu 9.04
>From the terminal I am able to run a R CMD BATCH command when I am on my home
folder /home/user
j...@jc-laptop:~$ R CMD BATCH /var/www/test.R
The file "test.R" contains simply:
a <- 1
write.csv(a,"/var/www/test.csv")
BUT if I change the directory in the terminal, the same command "R CMD BATCH
/var/www/test.R" does not function & gives me the following message:
e.g.:
j...@jc-laptop:~/var/www$ R CMD BATCH /var/www/test.R
bash: R CMD BATCH /var/www/test.R: No such file or directory
I am not sure how this possible...any idea?
for the background, I try to run this command from php through exec
function...hence I start from the folder /var/www...
many thanks for any feedback you will want to give it.
Regards,
Julien
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