SSH Command Formating w/Output pipe - SSH
This is a discussion on SSH Command Formating w/Output pipe - SSH ; I am trying to get a ssh command to run on one machine from another,
but I would like the output from the command to be wrote to a text
file on the machine executing the command.
i.e.:
(Command run ...
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SSH Command Formating w/Output pipe
I am trying to get a ssh command to run on one machine from another,
but I would like the output from the command to be wrote to a text
file on the machine executing the command.
i.e.:
(Command run on CPU2)
ssh cpu1@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx "ls -l /tmp/isthefilethere.txt" > /tmp/output
(On CPU2)
This works, but the command doesn't get piped in the /tmp/output.
Am I missing something along the way, or did I forget a '-something' ?
Thanks
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Re: SSH Command Formating w/Output pipe
Doug Luurs wrote:
> ssh cpu1@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx "ls -l /tmp/isthefilethere.txt" > /tmp/output
> (On CPU2)
>
> This works, but the command doesn't get piped in the /tmp/output.
>
> Am I missing something along the way, or did I forget a '-something' ?
AFAICS the command should work as expected. Do you get the correct
output on STDOUT when omitting the redirection (a pipe is something
completely different)? Anything in the logs, maybe?
cu
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Re: SSH Command Formating w/Output pipe
On 17 Nov 2005 17:34:23 GMT, Ansgar -59cobalt- Wiechers
wrote:
>Doug Luurs wrote:
>> ssh cpu1@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx "ls -l /tmp/isthefilethere.txt" > /tmp/output
>> (On CPU2)
>>
>> This works, but the command doesn't get piped in the /tmp/output.
>>
>> Am I missing something along the way, or did I forget a '-something' ?
>
>AFAICS the command should work as expected. Do you get the correct
>output on STDOUT when omitting the redirection (a pipe is something
>completely different)? Anything in the logs, maybe?
>
>cu
>59cobalt
I just stupid (Brainfart) .. Was trying to call it from a database
appl. Never thought of executing the command "before" calling the
database appl. DOH !
I swear .. my only excuse is a LONG week .. hehe
Thanks Anyway People !
