Hi,

zentara: No still does not work.

afoken: Does not work means as follow: I run the perl script (Net::SSH2) in my machine host1, which is supposed to run a command "a.out" in machine host2. If I do 

$chan1->exec("./a.out");

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I can see in host2 this program running. (by command ps or top) But if I do 
$chan1->exec("./a.out &");
or
$chan1->exec("nohup ./a.out"); (as zentara suggested)

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I do not see any program running in host2.

The machines are NFS mounted, so all machines can see same home directory.

In reply to Re^6: A little demo for Net::SSH2 by Anonymous Monk
in thread A little demo for Net::SSH2 by zentara

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