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According to Bob Proulx on 4/3/2008 12:18 AM:
|> ~ echo "" >> $OUTPUT
|> done
|
| Why are there '~' chars in the above lines?
Because recent versions of the Enigmail plugin to Thunderbird insist on
~-escaping lines that start with whitespace, to gua
Verena Alishahi wrote:
> last week I've updated my workstation cluster client (amd 64 bit) from
> SuSE 10.0 to openSUSE 10.3. My bash-version is 3.2.25(1)-release.
> ...
> Both the bash-scripts and the output file are stored on an
> NFS-Filesystem (on the workstation cluster server), so every clien
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Dear Bert,
thank you for your suggestion. The way to redirect only from local.sh is
working.
I thought this wouldn't work, because in my original script remote.sh I
also redirect to another temporary output-file. In this case I was wrong.
Thank you
With local and locally I mean ofcourse on the host that is running local.sh
e.g;. change local.sh to do
ssh $HOST $REMOTE_SKRIPT >>$OUTPUT
and remove the redirection to $OUTPUT in remote.sh
Bert
Bert Barbe wrote:
Interesting would be to see how the file looks like on the other hosts ;)
Maybe th
Interesting would be to see how the file looks like on the other hosts ;)
Maybe the file is being extended on the remote host first but the
write() isn't synced before the local host writes again.
Why not redirect the output off ssh locally so that all writes are local
? That is if the output is
Verena Alishahi wrote:
> My first script (local.sh) reads a list of worksation cluster clients
> from hosts.inp in a loop and prints some output to output.txt. In the
> loop a second script (remote.sh) is called in a ssh instruction.
> remote.sh then writes some output to the same output.txt file,
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Dear list-members,
last week I've updated my workstation cluster client (amd 64 bit) from
SuSE 10.0 to openSUSE 10.3. My bash-version is 3.2.25(1)-release.
Now I've problems with a bash script, which I used (with bash 3.1) for
years without any prob
