Re: different behaviour between cygwin and linux

From: Haan, de, Jan (Jan.de.Haan_at_Essent.nl)
Date: 05/24/03

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Date: Sat, 24 May 2003 07:47:05 +0200

    > I am trying to use ssh to start pvm slaves. (pvm =parallel virtual
    machine.)
    > This works when the master computer is running Linux
    > but not windows. The problem manifests itself by the
    > program on the master machine hanging even though
    > the slave has been successfully started. I have noted that this seems to
    > be related to the follwing different behaviour
    > of ssh on Linux and windows. (Use \$ on Linux) If I type at the command
    > line:
    >
    > ssh.exe -f dave@192.168.1.6 $PVM_ROOT/lib/pvmd -s -n192.168.1.6 1
    > c0a80105:090b 4080 2 c0a80106:000
    >
    > On Linux this works. Without the -f command line option it hangs which
    > makes me think that
    > pvmd is not finishing properly but the -f option deals with the problem.
    >
    > However on windows it hangs even with the -f option.
    > So there seems to be some difference between ssh on Linux and Windows.
    > Any ideas how to deal with this problem.

    Hate stating the obvious and almost sure you tried it, but how
    does quoting the command (ie. "$PVM_ROOT/lib/pvmd -s -n192.168.1.6 1
    c0a80105:090b 4080 2 c0a80106:000") influence this? Depends on your
    shell of course what kind of quotes work.

    Hope my e-mail client didn't f***-up the quotes ;-)

    Sincerely,

    Jan."

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