Is it possible that /usr/common/tmp/outfile.txt already exists, and the
shell has noclobber set?
On Tue, Dec 08, 2020 at 05:30:14PM -0800, David Mathog wrote:
> Can anybody suggest why a script which causes writes to an NFS mounted
> directory like so
>
>ssh remotenode 'command >/usr/common/t
On 8 Dec 2020 17:30:14 -0800 David Mathog wrote
Can anybody suggest why a script which causes writes to an NFS mounted
directory like so
ssh remotenode 'command >/usr/common/tmp/outfile.txt'
could somehow fail that write silently, but this variant
ssh remotenode 'command >/tmp/outfile;
Can anybody suggest why a script which causes writes to an NFS mounted
directory like so
ssh remotenode 'command >/usr/common/tmp/outfile.txt'
could somehow fail that write silently, but this variant
ssh remotenode 'command >/tmp/outfile; mv /tmp/outfile
/usr/common/tmp/outfile.txt'
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