I'm using ant 1.6.2 and the sshexec task, under JDK 1.3. I'm issuing the ant
command on WIndows 2000 and the remote machine is a Solaris 5.8 box.
When I use <sshexec> to invoke a shell script that has the "-v" flag present
(to echo the script as it executes) the script echo lines are line-wrapped
aggressively, right around 16-18 chars. Oddly, the command output lines are
not weirdly wrapped. It is ugly to look at and I wonder if there's some way to
prevent this from happening?
If I run the example do.sh script (below) directly on the unix box, the lines
do not wrap weirdly.
Thanks for any help!
----- Here's what the output looks like:
D:\Mars>ant ssh
Buildfile: D:\Mars\build.xml
ssh:
[sshexec] Connecting to convair:22
[sshexec] #!/bin/sh -v
[sshexec]
[sshexec] #
[sshexec] hello there this
[sshexec] is a test of t
[sshexec] he emergency l
[sshexec] inewrap system
[sshexec]
[sshexec] ls -l fooba
[sshexec] r
[sshexec] -rw-r--r-- 1 joey user 0 Feb 8 12:39 foobar
----- Here's the do.sh example script:
#!/bin/sh -v
# hello there this is a test of the emergency linewrap system
ls -l foobar
----- Here's my ant target:
<target name="ssh">
<sshexec username="${dbcopy.remote.user}"
password="${dbcopy.remote.password}"
host="${dbcopy.remote.host}"
trust="yes"
command="./do" />
</target>
