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From the modules info, this uses the normal krb5 libraries. From their manual:


Try that

Remember that wildcards happen in the shell... If that worked, it would expand to

cp file dir1 dir2 dir3 which would mean what? Copy file, dir1, dir2 into dir3. Not what you intended probably....

What are the "* * * * *" ? That does not look like valid perl.

RESPONSE=""

while ! [ "$RESPONSE" = "q" ]
do
printf "Enter 'n' for New , 'e' for Existing or 'q' to quit: "
...

hi,
try this:
d_var=`cat /etc/sysconfig/clock | grep ZONE | cut -f2 -d= | tr -d \"`
Regards.

If all the destination files are already present (update), you can use
ssh xyx 'cat /tmp/1.sh' | tee /opt/oracle/11.2.0/*/hs/admin/1.sh >/dev/null
Otherwise you can try
ssh xyx 'cat /tmp/1.sh' |...