Hi All,
I am trying to create a file on our ARS server, where the file's content
is equal to foo. I am trying to do this using a run process from within
an escalation. This is the command line for this action:
@@:echo foo > /RMD/home/flag
When the escalation fires, /RMD/home/flag is created, but the file is
zero bytes in length.
If I try running the following command directly from a Bourne shell on
the server, it creates a file containing foo just fine:
echo foo > /RMD/home/flag
For the run process, I have tried escaping the greater than sign with a
leading backslash, as well as trying various things with quotes, but
can't seem to get this to work. The help file with the Admin tool
mentions that special characters within run processes may have
unexpected results, but does not mention what to do about this.
Does anyone know how this has to be formatted in order to make it work?
Eric Cleereman
ARS 6.3
AIX 5.2
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