Try first with a simple command (like "ls"). Check if your command
requests for input or output. Does your command spawns background
processes (for example, starting a web server)? If so, does it redirect
stdin, -out, -err streams (for example, "nohup" does not always do
that)? Can you try to execute the same command directly with "ssh"?
- Alexey.
Brown, Carlton wrote:
I've got an sshexec command that calls a remote script. The remote
script can take something like 5-15 minutes to run. Trouble is, the
sshexec never detects that the script exists. What have I done wrong?
Carlton Brown <http://web.snt.bst.bls.com/db/emp/bwwhbhp>
BellSouth Science & Technology
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