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08-07-2006

speedieB

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unzip in script using rsh

Hi
I have searched usr/bin and usr/sbin to try to find unzip but I cannot find it.

My script is using the ksh #!/usr/bin/ksh but when I rsh to another box it cannot find unzip to unzip to a new archive, but I can unzip files when I am using a telnet session on the box.

The error message returned is ksh: unzip: not found
Any ideas?

Thanks

here is my code

Code:

#!usr/bin/ksh
host=dougall
filedir=/home/testing/performance

datefile=`date +%d%m%y%H%M`
rcp -p TEST.zip $host:$filedir
rsh $host "cd $filedir; unzip TEST.zip -d $datefile; cd $filedir/$datefile"

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