Yeah i think that's what i'll do. It was for the DISPLAY variable

Some of the processes in my generated script(s) bring up this pointless little splash screen

Is there anyway to suppress this kind of stuff?

Also, i've had to change my approach somewhat. The generated script was a list of bsub (lsf) commands. But i've been trying to get pre and post processing working with each bsub command and it seems i can't use the -E and -Ep bsub options, they've been disabled by the admin. So i've resorted to generating a separate shell script for each bsub command.

So i now have about a hundred seperate shell scripts i need to run over ssh! How do i do that with the method discussed?

Thanks for all your time and replies. Its very much appreciated!

In reply to Re^6: Advice on running perl program over ssh by Amblikai
in thread Advice on running perl program over ssh by Amblikai

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