Script name is test.ksh
I know that that the ssh command is working properly, this can be verified by the value returned in respond variable. It is unique to the remote server
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Code:
respond=$(ssh $remoteHost find /xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxx/xxxxx/xxxx/xxx/xxx -type f -mtime -7)
if [[ -z $respond ]]
then
echo "NOT updated $respond"
else
echo "UPDATED $respond"
fi
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right before this command I echo out several statements including the $remoteHost value
start script --echo from script
Connecting to xxx@xxxxxxxx -echo from script
./test.ksh[26]: --: not found.
What I don't understand is the generated line above, is it looking for my script on the remote server, if so why? Is there something I should be doing so it does not?
Thanks for any help
Last edited by vgersh99; 08-19-2015 at 05:56 PM..
Reason: code tags, please!
Thanks guys, being a unix developer sometimes is showing its spots. I had a comment line with sql comment -- in front of it instead of unix #. I guess I didn't realize it was calling out a line number. Learn something new every day.
I appreciate you calling out the obvious.
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