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for loop in ssh
Name: pdm280 Date: November 18, 2008 at 03:25:05 Pacific OS: Solaris 9 CPU/Ram: Sun V440
Comment:
Hi, I am trying to gather some mount point permissions from a remote system. I am having trouble with the for loop as it seems to exit the ssh and run on the local system instead. Using ksh.
su - remotesh -c "ssh server df -h | grep dsk | grep -v bootdg | awk ' { print \$6 } ' | for i in \` cat \` ; do ls -ld \$i ; done "
And the output I get is: /dirname: No such file or directory
... as the for loop is running on the local system not the remote system. I'm sure I have to use parenthesis or single quotes somewhere but cannot work it out...
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