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rsh calls in ksh shell scripts -
Name: iggy7 Date: January 14, 2008 at 21:26:13 Pacific OS: solaris 9 CPU/Ram: not sure Product: not sure
Comment:
trying to call ksh scripts on other servers using rsh. Error is "command not found".
Logic is:
rsh localdev1 name /path/scriptname.ksh
i.e. rsh | host-machine name | path/scriptname
-permissions are not an issue. Not sure if I should be using SSH for this, or if rsh by default will use the name of the calling script as the host name, thus the script is not found. This is on an older ksh ver, not ksh 93.
Name: wollie Date: January 16, 2008 at 08:04:00 Pacific
Reply:
well - "command not found" either you misspelled the full path name to the script you want to execute on the remote machine or the script can not be found on the remote machine
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