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Hi all, I pretty much resolved this, the cause of...
Hi all, I pretty much resolved this, the cause of this problem is:

SSH connects stdin, stdout and stderr of the remote shell to your local terminal, so you can interact with the command that's...
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Posted By bzylg
Sure, navojit, I will test this weekend, as the...
Sure, navojit, I will test this weekend, as the system is in serious use now.
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Ye, dinjo, I agree, I will also try this when I...
Ye, dinjo, I agree, I will also try this when I got chance to test.... Thank you so much!!! :)
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Posted By bzylg
Hi dinjo, that script on that remote host execute...
Hi dinjo, that script on that remote host execute a series of other scripts. I can briefly tell you what the remote script do,it run a stop script->show status-> run a start script -> show status....
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Hi dinjo, the script is very short actually, by...
Hi dinjo, the script is very short actually, by monitoring the log I found the remote script can finish, but can't come back from remote machine.
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Posted By bzylg
Thanks navojit, will try your method.
Thanks navojit, will try your method.
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Posted By bzylg
ssh can't back from remote host during script execution
Hi all

I wrote a script to execute a script on several remote hosts, but somehow during the execution of the local script, ssh can't come back from the remote host, so that causes my local script...
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Posted By bzylg
Hi Scrutinizer, I assume not as I m currently...
Hi Scrutinizer, I assume not as I m currently unavailable to the target system. Thanks for your reply I will first try yours when I get to the system. Anyway I figured out a way to do this, may seem...
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my bash tell me $_=clear you can use to...
my bash tell me $_=clear

you can use to clear screen
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Posted By bzylg
Get day of week from cal
Hi all, I am trying to get dow from cal using below script

#! /bin/bash

YEAR=`echo $1 | cut -c 1-4`
MONTH=`echo $1 | cut -c 5-6`
DAY=`echo $1 | cut -c 7-8`

for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
do
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