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--- running_your_task_interactively [2025/05/15 16:29] – created cmorin
+++ running_your_task_interactively [2025/05/20 14:29] (current) – cmorin
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   node14:
     container:
-    - image: ghcr.io/cortexlab/cxlb-gnuradio-3.10:1.4
+    - image: ghcr.io/cortexlab/cxlb-gnuradio-3.10:1.5
       command: /usr/sbin/sshd -p 2222 -D
   node16:
     container:
-    - image: ghcr.io/cortexlab/cxlb-gnuradio-3.10:1.4
+    - image: ghcr.io/cortexlab/cxlb-gnuradio-3.10:1.5
       command: /usr/sbin/sshd -p 2222 -D
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 <code>
-you@srvairlock:~/Tutorials/Tuto_1/examples/ minus task submit ofdm_benchmark.task
+you@srvairlock:~/Tutorials/Tuto_2/examples minus task submit ofdm_benchmark.task
 </code>
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 <code>
 # From node 14
-root@mnode14:~/ /cortexlab/homes/[username]/Tutorials/Tuto_2/ofdm_benchmark/ofdm_tx_example.py -g 15 -b 4 -r 1000000 -f 1250000000
+root@mnode14:~/ /cortexlab/homes/[username]/Tutorials/Tuto_2/examples/ofdm_benchmark/ofdm_tx_example.py -g 15 -b 4 -r 1000000 -f 1250000000
 # From node 16
-root@mnode16:~/ /cortexlab/homes/[username]/Tutorials/Tuto_2/ofdm_benchmark/ofdm_rx_example.py -g 15 -b 4 -r 1000000 -f 1250000000
+root@mnode16:~/ /cortexlab/homes/[username]/Tutorials/Tuto_2/examples/ofdm_benchmark/ofdm_rx_example.py -g 15 -b 4 -r 1000000 -f 1250000000
 </code>
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 </code>
-Here, we can directly see the standard output that was logged in the ''results/task_XXXX/node_16/task_XXXX_container_0.log.stdout'' file.
+Here, we can directly see the standard output that was logged in the ''results/task\_XXXX/node\_16/task_XXXX_container_0.log.stdout'' file.
 And we can stop the execution with ''Ctrl+C'' and restart it as we wish, and change the arguments like frequency or gain.
 On the other hand, this output will not be recorded in the 'results' folder since we are getting it directly.
+## Conclusion
+You have now seen how to setup a task to allow you to run commands directly and manually on the nodes.
+This operation mode is mostly useful for final tests and tweaks to an experiment, with a quicker feedback loop.
+For "production" experiments, and especially ones with many participating nodes, it is better to specify the commands in the scenario file as seen in previous tutorial, as the platform handles the simultaneous start of every node.