Let you submit EECS370 projects from your local computer

download_submit370.sh

#/bin/sh

# Usage: Download the scripts needed to submit EECS370 projects and modifies them to run.
# The scripts are downloaded to the current directory.
# This script may break if the instructors modify the submission scripts.

# NOTE: You will probably need to download some perl modules to run submit370.
# I got it to work by installing Email::Date::Format
# Using `cpan Email::Date::Format` _should_ have worked, but I couldn't cpan working
# On Ubuntu 14.04 (on Windows Subsystem for Linux) I got it working by calling
#     `sudo apt-get install libemail-date-format-perl`
# (Admittedly, I might have downloaded other required modules while I was flailing around)

# We need your uniqname to download the files and set that you were the one who sent the email
echo "What is your uniqname?"
read uniqname

# Download the files needed to submit the project
scp $uniqname@login.engin.umich.edu:/afs/umich.edu/class/eecs370/bin/submit370 submit370
scp $uniqname@login.engin.umich.edu:/afs/umich.edu/class/eecs370/bin/mail370 mail370

# If your sed does not support the -i switch, change each call to sed to
#     cat $file | sed $pattern > $file.new
#     mv $file $file.bak
#     mv $file.new $file

# Note: The path cannot contain a '|' character
# Use the mail370 script in this directory, not on CAEN
sed -i.bak "s|/afs/umich.edu/class/eecs370/bin/mail370|$(pwd)/mail370|" submit370

# Make sure that we can execute submit370
chmod +x submit370

# Remove the lines that figure out your uniqname
sed -i.bak1 -e '3,6d' mail370
# Just set your uniqname as a constant in the program (add a line to the correct place)
sed -i.bak2 "3iuser = '$uniqname'" mail370