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cool... .that's what i was thinking.... &nbsp;thanks for verifying.<br />

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cool... .that's what i was thinking....  thanks for verifying.


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Hi I recently started using MOSS. &nbsp;I have a little issue that I don't understand though. &nbsp;When I submit multiple files, I get a report with the similarities among all the files. <br />
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example<br />
<a href="http://moss.stanford.edu/results/638543127/match0.html" rel="ugc">http://moss.stanford.edu/results/638543127/match0.html</a><br />
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However when I submit only one file I don't get any results. &nbsp;It always says, two lines matched, no matches found.<br />
example:<br />
<a href="http://moss.stanford.edu/results/550866340/" rel="ugc">http://moss.stanford.edu/results/550866340/</a><br />
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I know I must be doing something wrong because I have submitted the same file in the past and I should had been recorded in the server. &nbsp;This is my syntax:<br />
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perl moss.pl -l (language) file1 file2<br />
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Is there an extra parameter I'm supposed to use to just compare to files stored in the server?<br />

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Hi I recently started using MOSS.  I have a little issue that I don't understand though.  When I submit multiple files, I get a report with the similarities among all the files. 

example
http://moss.stanford.edu/results/638543127/match0.html

However when I submit only one file I don't get any results.  It always says, two lines matched, no matches found.
example:
http://moss.stanford.edu/results/550866340/

I know I must be doing something wrong because I have submitted the same file in the past and I should had been recorded in the server.  This is my syntax:

perl moss.pl -l (language) file1 file2

Is there an extra parameter I'm supposed to use to just compare to files stored in the server?


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