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prob with ssh
I am executing this on say host1
export dn=/home/abhi export fn=file\"*\" file_path=$dn/$fn set -A files $(ssh host2 "eval echo $file_path") echo files= ${files[*]} So the purpose is to store in array "files" .. the o/p of cmd [echo /home/abhi/file*] executed in host2... this script works fine if the files r found in host2... however if it is not found in host2.. the array "files" stores the filenames matched in host1!! y is it so?? i dont want this to happen.. pls suggest |
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