Hello All, An addendum to the below this seems to appear
only if I use the command thusly :
# backup >& filename.log
backup contains the necessary commands to tar & pipe to
the tape device .
Why isn't ssh able to have its level 1 & 2 output piped
to a file ? That appears to be the difficulty , although
I am not absolutly sure if this is the case . I have been
doing this for ages on older linux's <=2.0.34 . Tia JimL
On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, Mr. James W. Laferriere wrote:
> I have a set of three systems that I am -trying- to use
> ssh to execute tar & pipe the output into a local tape
> drive . I have setup the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys for these
> systems & I can ssh to each of these systems without passwd
> (which is what I want) as the backup user .
>
> What is happening : The script will be in a stopped state
> emmediatly after execution . If I 'fg' the process & just
> hit 'enter' & then put it back into background the process
> will continue to completion . I for the life of me can not
> figure out -what- the ssh portion of the command is waiting
> for ?
>
> Are there any suggestions for getting around this difficulty ?
> Tia, JimL
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