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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting SSH Script is sticking, & sign not doing what I would expect Post 302567476 by LRoberts on Monday 24th of October 2011 09:50:37 AM
Old 10-24-2011
So far it seems like nothing I try works to break out of it.
The odd thing is that it is very random. It will stop at random points in the server list. So one time the SSH might stick on one server and then another time it may stick on another. Is there any way to maybe stick this in some sort of time logic? So another words each time it does a SSH to a server it counts down to say... from 30 to 1. If it does not get results by reaching 1 then it moves on.

The & symbol just does not seem to be working in this case.
Any ideas?

Thanks
 

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NAME

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