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Running shell scripts on a remote server
Hi -
I am running Mac OS X (Terminal) at my current workstation, and I would like to telnet to my local server to run a shell script. The local server is a Solaris machine (don't know the version or the type of Unix being run on it, sorry.) The problem I have is that when I create a #!/bin/sh line, the local server doesn't recognize it . I run less on the .sh script file, so that I can see its contents and I only see the last three lines of the script. Any suggestions for what I might be doing wrong? By the way, if it helps, the shell script file I created was made on the Mac, using BBEdit, but was saved as a Unix specific, Unix line breaks file. So, I should not be getting any "^M" character set issues with carriage returns. Thanks for any suggestions you may have! |
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