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11-30-2004 02:44 AM
11-30-2004 02:44 AM
Remote shell redirection question
HI,
I have a rsh batch file running on DOS that does not seem to be acting the way I planned.
rsh uxdevel -l uxprint echo 'test' > /f01/labels/HARMASTER.ntcl210
When I run this, it displays an error: The system cannot find the path specified.
If I change it to: rsh uxdevel -l uxprint echo 'test' > HARMASTER.ntcl210
It writes it to my local C: drive.
Can anyone tell me how to get this script to write the output to the HP-UX system (uxdevel)?
Thanks,
Randy
I have a rsh batch file running on DOS that does not seem to be acting the way I planned.
rsh uxdevel -l uxprint echo 'test' > /f01/labels/HARMASTER.ntcl210
When I run this, it displays an error: The system cannot find the path specified.
If I change it to: rsh uxdevel -l uxprint echo 'test' > HARMASTER.ntcl210
It writes it to my local C: drive.
Can anyone tell me how to get this script to write the output to the HP-UX system (uxdevel)?
Thanks,
Randy
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11-30-2004 02:47 AM
11-30-2004 02:47 AM
Re: Remote shell redirection question
Hi,
Try this:
rsh uxdevel -l uxprint echo 'test > /f01/labels/HARMASTER.ntcl210'
Your single quotes will specify what happens on the remote machine, so you need to include the output specification for the file inside the single quotes, otherwise it executes the 'test' command and returns the output locally to your DOS machine.
JP
Try this:
rsh uxdevel -l uxprint echo 'test > /f01/labels/HARMASTER.ntcl210'
Your single quotes will specify what happens on the remote machine, so you need to include the output specification for the file inside the single quotes, otherwise it executes the 'test' command and returns the output locally to your DOS machine.
JP
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11-30-2004 02:49 AM
11-30-2004 02:49 AM
Re: Remote shell redirection question
Oops. I think I have a typo in my last post. Try this instead:
rsh uxdevel -l uxprint 'echo test > /f01/labels/HARMASTER.ntcl210'
Assuming that you are trying to echo the word test to your filename.
JP
rsh uxdevel -l uxprint 'echo test > /f01/labels/HARMASTER.ntcl210'
Assuming that you are trying to echo the word test to your filename.
JP
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