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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting ssh - running remote command not exiting Post 302717353 by swapnabhargav on Thursday 18th of October 2012 04:45:58 AM
Old 10-18-2012
ssh - running remote command not exiting
Hi,

i have a shellscript, where in i need to connect to different server start these three jobs and exit from the server and start the same three jobs on local server.

Code:
 
ssh user@remotehost 'bash -s' << EOF
${GETT_HOME}/bin/start1 &
sleep 10
${GETT_HOME}/bin/start2 &
sleep 10
${GETT_HOME}/bin/start3 &
echo "Started on secondary"
exit
EOF

script starts the jobs correctly on remote server however it never exits, ssh hungs at the end.

Appreciate your help
 

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NAME

       qorder - exchange order of two pbs batch jobs in a queue.

SYNOPSIS

       qorder job_identifier job_identifier

DESCRIPTION

       To  order two jobs is to exchange the jobs positions in the queue or queues in which the jobs resides.  The two jobs must be located at the
       same server.  No attribute of the job, such as priority is changed.  The impact of interchanging the order with the queue(s)  is  dependent
       on local job scheduled policy, contact your systems administrator.

       A job in the running state cannot be reordered.

OPERANDS

       Both  operands  are  job_identifiers which specify the jobs to be exchanged.  The qorder command accepts two job_identifier operands of the
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