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11-15-2006 06:53 AM
11-15-2006 06:53 AM
SYSERROR or LogFile in SSH command
The node M01DV9 I64 is running on VMS8.3 and TCP/IP5.6 and is a SSH client
The node M01DV8 Alpha is running on VMS8.2 and TCP/IP5.6 and is SSH server.
The problem is:
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My program use lib$spawn to execute SSH commands in background, but the errors were displayed on the terminal, then I realize that SSH does not have options supported by RSH command such as [/LOG_FILE=file] or [/SYSERROR] to redirect the errors or warnings or SSH result to a logfile or to SYSERROR. Somebody can give a help.
Thanks,
/Hung
The node M01DV8 Alpha is running on VMS8.2 and TCP/IP5.6 and is SSH server.
The problem is:
---------------
My program use lib$spawn to execute SSH commands in background, but the errors were displayed on the terminal, then I realize that SSH does not have options supported by RSH command such as [/LOG_FILE=file] or [/SYSERROR] to redirect the errors or warnings or SSH result to a logfile or to SYSERROR. Somebody can give a help.
Thanks,
/Hung
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11-16-2006 06:23 PM
11-16-2006 06:23 PM
Re: SYSERROR or LogFile in SSH command
Why don't you redirect the output of the spawn ?
Wim
Wim
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11-17-2006 12:29 AM
11-17-2006 12:29 AM
Re: SYSERROR or LogFile in SSH command
Hi Wim,
I did redirect the output of the spawn, but the we can see it only on the remote site.
Somebody can give a help.
Thanks,
/Hung
I did redirect the output of the spawn, but the we can see it only on the remote site.
Somebody can give a help.
Thanks,
/Hung
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