Yeah, that was my initial thought exactly, but I tried:
command="echo $PATH"/>
command="echo $SHELL"/>
command=". ~/.profile; cd /home/source/engineering/main/csrc; ./
configure; make all"/>
All of which look ok, but the results are still the same:
[sshexec] checking for a BSD-compatible i
I hate when people post questions but nothing in regards to the
success/failure/solution.
I added one more command to add in a few other directories and -bingo- .
Perfect for those rare occasions where you're not allowed to install
anything!
Thanks!
On Jun 15, 2005, at 2:06 PM, Anderson,
The ssh server has a PATH compiled into it. You probably want to source your
.profile first in the command attribute.
I hope this helps.
-Rob A
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