mzsh is used non-interactively.
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| scroll-viewport | true |
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| scroll-pdf | true |
| scroll-office | true |
| scroll-chm | true |
| scroll-docbook | true |
| scroll-eclipsehelp | true |
| scroll-epub | true |
| scroll-html | true |
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In the interactive mode, you start and use the mzsh available commands as you would with any other shell. The shell will prompt you to give additional input or arguments if required.
To start mzsh interactively enter:$ mzsh
If the platform running, you will be prompted to enter your username and password.
Depending on if you are logged in or not, the prompt will now appear as follows:
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MZ >
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Not logged in
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MZ >>
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Logged in
The
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If you have not created any spaces, when you log in, you automatically log into the active space, which is the default space.
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Non-interactively
In non-interactive mode, the command and its arguments are typed in the same invoking command line, in the Unix command prompt.
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The command in the example reads the names of the workflows included in the file my-wfs.list and generates start commands for each of them. The output of this action is then fed from standard input as arguments to mzsh.
To execute a command in a specific configuration space in non-interactive mode, you can specify the space name in the command line:
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mzsh
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For further information about managing configuration spaces, see the Configuration Spaces documentation.