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09-21-2001 08:34 AM
09-21-2001 08:34 AM
openssh, env, and perl
I'm trying to use openssh so user1 can run a perl script as user2 remotely.
ssh -l user2 remotehost perl perlscript
The env settings don't seem to translate correctly. User2 has some other perl libraries it uses to execute, but it only uses generic perl libs for user1. I even put the perllib settings on user1's acct, and a perl -V shows identical to user2 on the other box. But still, when I do:
ssh -l user2 remothost perl -V
it still returns the generic perl libs.
So basically, I have the perl libs on both users identical, but ssh gets neither env right, any suggestions?
ssh -l user2 remotehost perl perlscript
The env settings don't seem to translate correctly. User2 has some other perl libraries it uses to execute, but it only uses generic perl libs for user1. I even put the perllib settings on user1's acct, and a perl -V shows identical to user2 on the other box. But still, when I do:
ssh -l user2 remothost perl -V
it still returns the generic perl libs.
So basically, I have the perl libs on both users identical, but ssh gets neither env right, any suggestions?
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09-21-2001 09:59 AM
09-21-2001 09:59 AM
Re: openssh, env, and perl
Which perl are you using...remember that HP ships a very old perl in /usr/contrib/bin/perl. I would give the full path to perl just to be sure that I'm using the one that *I* want and not the "default" one in /usr/contrib/bin.
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09-21-2001 11:11 AM
09-21-2001 11:11 AM
Re: openssh, env, and perl
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