Hello everyone,
I am stuck when after loging through SSH to another machine and execute a a remote script in background it get like a zombie process.
I am using: (inside EXPECT command)
spawn sh -c "/usr/bin/ssh TEST@<IP> 'cd /home/test/ ; ./SCRIPT.sh&'"
I tried several things like adding screen, nohub and so one and same story.
(also I tried
Basically I would like to login to a remote machine, go to the specific folder, execute the script in background (which has a while do loop) and exit.
after executing TOP in remote machine I can see that the SCRIPT.sh is running with an S status. But seems that does not run the part of the TFTP server which
sends a file to my local machine. Most probably is like a dead process and is doing anything.
If I execute the script manually in the remote machine it works perfect.
Any idea how to execute a remote script, exit but keeping the script running and working fine?
I am stuck when after loging through SSH to another machine and execute a a remote script in background it get like a zombie process.
I am using: (inside EXPECT command)
spawn sh -c "/usr/bin/ssh TEST@<IP> 'cd /home/test/ ; ./SCRIPT.sh&'"
I tried several things like adding screen, nohub and so one and same story.
(also I tried
Basically I would like to login to a remote machine, go to the specific folder, execute the script in background (which has a while do loop) and exit.
after executing TOP in remote machine I can see that the SCRIPT.sh is running with an S status. But seems that does not run the part of the TFTP server which
sends a file to my local machine. Most probably is like a dead process and is doing anything.
If I execute the script manually in the remote machine it works perfect.
Any idea how to execute a remote script, exit but keeping the script running and working fine?
