Non-Interactive Run

[cscott]

I'm currently trying to have phoronix-test-suite run without prompting for any input, I have used the environment variables to prevent the prompts for result name, identifier and description, as well as the user-config.xml setting to disable the upload to OpenBenchmark.org prompt. Unfortunately, I still receive the prompt asking about viewing the results file in the browser. I noticed that in the (pts_client.php)[https://github.com/phoronix-test-sui...ent.php#L2069] there is a check for "PHOROMATIC_PROCESS" before delivering the prompt regarding viewing of the results file, however, I could not find any mention of an environment variable that matches that in the [documentation](https://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/...test-suite.pdf). I'm not familiar with php though and I may be interpreting that incorrectly. Any help is greatly appreciated!

[Michael]

I'm currently trying to have phoronix-test-suite run without prompting for any input, I have used the environment variables to prevent the prompts for result name, identifier and description, as well as the user-config.xml setting to disable the upload to OpenBenchmark.org prompt. Unfortunately, I still receive the prompt asking about viewing the results file in the browser. I noticed that in the (pts_client.php)[https://github.com/phoronix-test-sui...ent.php#L2069] there is a check for "PHOROMATIC_PROCESS" before delivering the prompt regarding viewing of the results file, however, I could not find any mention of an environment variable that matches that in the [documentation](https://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/...test-suite.pdf). I'm not familiar with php though and I may be interpreting that incorrectly. Any help is greatly appreciated!

You shouldn't need to modify anything. With the environment variables sorted out, just do:

phoronix-test-suite batch-setup

(When promtped around the web browser behavior, say 'no').

Then just do:

phoronix-test-suite batch-run (or batch-benchmark) with your env variables set and whatever you were running... In the batch mode when configured not to prompt, it should behave just as you desire.

[cscott]

Thank you Michael! I didn't even consider the batch run, but this worked exactly like I was hoping!