trying to do a 'mv' command with ssh in batch

[Roger Gallant]

I have a script that runs the following command:
ssh idrobmr5@dc2c8w "mv /datastore/data/obmtestbst/reports/idr/sftp/out/* /datastore/data/obmtestbst/reports/idr/sftp"

I get the following: mv /datastore/data/obmtestbst/reports/idr/sftp/out/* /datastore/data/obmtestbst/reports/idr/sftp: not found
Yet files are there. This is run in a script within a if then statement. if I run the same command outside the if..then it works?

what am I missing?

[Patrick Wallek]

What if you give the full path to the mv command.

ssh idrobmr5@dc2c8w "/usr/bin/mv /datastore/data/obmtestbst/reports/idr/sftp/out/* /datastore/data/obmtestbst/reports/idr/sftp"

[Roger Gallant]

Thanks for the quick answer but no go... it still give me the not found error

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom Roger,

. ~/.profile

This may get enough of an environment to make this work.

Or set the PATH variable to at least include the current location of the mv command.

As far as I know not found means one thing. Can't find the command dude!!!!

SEP

[Roger Gallant]

I have the mv dir already set up in PATH.

[Denver Osborn]

the shell reporting "not found" seems to be pointing to "mv /from/path/* /to/path" as a single command...

how exactly is the above command executed? can you cut/paste snippets from the script... etc?

also, to help troubleshoot... what happens if you replace "mv" with something like an "ls -l"? Does it change to "ls -l /from/path/* /to/path: not found"?

-denver

[Roger Gallant]

Denver,

Basically this script is to perform two task, the first one is to sftp a string of files to the target server on the directory ending with /out, that is done without any problem. The second step is once the files have been sftp'ed they then have to be moved one up on the tree so that the process that will treat those files will have a complete file and not a file in transfer. Attach is a copy of the script

If I take the result of the move (variable resolve) and execute it outside the script (ie: ssh blablabla) is works