Path for non-interactive session - SGI
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10-05-2007, 07:35 AM
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 Path for non-interactive session Me and a guy that I work with were working on a problem the other day and the question came up as to where the PATH variable is set for a non-interactive session. What I mean by a non-interactive session is when you run a command on another machine via ssh using the syntax of ssh loginname@hostname "command that you wanna run" When I echo the $PATH in both cases, they are different. Any ideas? TIA, Pete  |
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