The webserver path is how the path should be translated to the user using the webserver. So, if you plan to use it on Windows, use the windows-type paths like “\myserver”, otherwise, use unix like paths.
This has particular use if you’ve a different filesystem on the remote side and you want reverse translation to happen on submission.
Webserver side paths can be also customized on a user basis.
Well, you should avoid characters that may clash between the paths conversion. The internal substitution just swaps the / to recursively so as long as you try to force a on a unix path, it gets converted to /. I’ll log that as a future improvement.
Well, Muster works using the “chunk” philosophy so every job is splitted in several chunks so I see nearly impossible to implement such kind of functionality. I suggest you to write a custom submission script using mrtool that creates a folder and put jobs inside following your pipeline. This is the easiest way to solve your problems.
Are you running it on mysql/sqlserver or using the slqite file based database ? In the latter case, try to remove the muster.db (or muster) file inside the Dispatcher installation folder. It just seams a file-locking problem.
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