09-11-2012
I tried, but sadly it made no difference..
Tobbe
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When I run the script, I log in to gotc101 and then nothing happens. When I manually run exit, it outputs the top process on gotc101 but does not log off gotc101, so something changed with the square brackets. I'm not sure on how to interpret it though...
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I think I know the problem now. The top commands run locally and not on the ssh'd machine.
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