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Re: problems faced while using ssh

from [Greg Wooledge] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Re: problems faced while using ssh
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2006 07:29:35 -0500 
On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 10:10:43PM -0800, kknegi wrote:

C:\>ssh shadm@hpcc558.corp.hp.com /home/shadm/shcalc/DateProject/test.sh >
test1.log


What does this script look like?


grep: can't open rates.rel


You realize that the script will be executed with its working directory
set to shadm's $HOME, correct?


expr: Syntax error


Most likely, you forgot to quote something properly.  In general, I
abhor the use of expr(1) in shell scripts.  Its only real purpose is
in writing legacy (pre-POSIX, pre-ksh) Bourne shell scripts.  There
are shell builtins that can do almost everything expr does, but faster
and cleaner.


grep: can't open canada_exchange_rate.txt
grep: can't open month_midmonth_release.txt
sed: Cannot find or open file month_midmonth_release.txt.


I think the fact that you're sitting in $HOME instead of wherever you
expected to be is the most likely candidate for all three of these.


Is there something to do with SSH permissions????


Sounds more like you need a few pointers in writing shell scripts.
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