ining the two fails.
Any thoughts on what may be wrong here?
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aputerguy writes:
> ssh remotemachine cat remotefile>
Note typo above. Should be:
ssh remotemachine cat remotefile
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OK I got it to work by using 'ssh -n' since I guess otherwise it was waiting
to read from stdin.
Not sure though why it works without '-n' in Linux...
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And interestingly,
the mkfifo version still dumps core even with 'ssh -n'
I'm confused...
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