well, as you can see from the code above, what I'm doing is checking input/, input/save/, input/failed/ and log/ for any files matching *$corp* and printing them with their path, filesize, and last modified date to screen. We have a diskfarm at /usr/local/farm that is a NFS mapping on all 5 systems, but some of the older corps are on /usr/local/ on each of the individual systems... all I really want to do is have it SSH over to the other system, search the folders that aren't on the farm, and then print the results to the screen.

In reply to Re^2: SSH compatibility without external modules? by FireyIce01
in thread SSH compatibility without external modules? by FireyIce01

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