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passing arguments in remote ssh command?
Post 302423657 by Scott on Friday 21st of May 2010 03:15:52 PM
05-21-2010
Show the script you are trying to run - there is nothing I can see wrong in the command you are running (even given how it's quoted)
I'm surprised that your system knows that ~ should be treated remotely, but I take your word for it
I'm surprised that your system knows that ~ should be treated remotely, but I take your word for it
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