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# 8  
Old 03-06-2012
Show me exactly what you typed, please, as well as the values of the variables involved. Leaving out any of the punctuation I gave will cause it to fail, since that's what causes ssh to do multiple commands remotely instead of one remotely and one locally...
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# 9  
Old 03-06-2012
I tried these options
1.
Code:
/usr/bin/ssh  $User@boom.nwie.net "mkproj_dirs "/$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname""
 ksh: mkproj_dirs: not found

2.
Code:
/usr/bin/ssh $User@boom.nwie.net 'mkproj_dirs "/$Env/ecif/etl/$projectname"'

This just give me server login ...

---------- Post updated at 11:43 AM ---------- Previous update was at 11:39 AM ----------

Code:
./Create_proj_test.sh
 Script for creating new project in informatica
  ***********************************************************
 First creating stagging area for new project
  ************************************************************
Enter the project name:
TEST_ETL
**************************************************************
 Select the Enviornment
Choose Environment: (1-5)
  1  -DEV/DEVL
  2  -TEST/ALPHA
  3  -PREPROD/BETA
  4  -PT/SUPP
  5  -PROD/VOL
  *************************************************************

1
***************************************************************
Create directories in stagging and informatica server
  *************************************************************
Password:
ksh: mkproj_dirs:  not found
 This complete creation of New Informatica directories kindy request permission change thru ITTL for Infromatica unix directories as below
 devl = eiccdevl:ecifetld
 alpha = eicctest:ecifetla
 beta   = eiccpprd:ecifetlb
 supp = eicctest:ecifetls
 vol = eiccpprd:ecifetlp

Last edited by Corona688; 03-06-2012 at 01:43 PM.. Reason: Please use code tags for code and program output
# 10  
Old 03-06-2012
Unless this mkproj_dir program actually exists on the remote server, it can't run it on the remote server. This is why I demonstrated using shell commands over ssh, not running a remote script.

Double quotes don't work inside double-quotes. It just alternates between in-quotes and out-of-quotes like

Code:
"in quotes"out of quotes"in quotes"

What I would do for ssh is put single-quotes in double-quotes: "'${VARNAME}'" The variable will still expand locally, because it's in double-quotes. But once sent over the ssh connection, it will become 'VARIABLE CONTENTS' which will be considered as one string, and not split.

The current contents of your mkproj_dirs script would also be useful. That's where I figured the ssh calls would be -- the script calling ssh, not ssh calling the script, like you had before.
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# 11  
Old 03-06-2012
Thanks for the reply , but i did not get ur last line comment , can you pls let me know.
# 12  
Old 03-06-2012
Your original script showed you making many separate ssh calls, each running mkdir. I suggested instead that you run tar instead, to extract a tarball sent over the connection.

Now you're using ssh to run a script which I don't recognize, of unknown contents, which doesn't appear to even be installed on that server. I don't know what you're trying to do.
# 13  
Old 03-06-2012
Now i m trying to use the same function mkprojs_dirs to create directories on remote server
# 14  
Old 03-06-2012
You can't run local functions on a remote server. ssh doesn't work that way. The other side is a brand-new, independent shell, not an extension of your own. It may not even be the same shell.

Call a local function which calls ssh, not vice-versa.
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