Re: SSH compatibility without external modules?

It depends on what you are trying to do. Have you looked at the ssh man page?

     ssh [user@]hostname [command]
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Note the command bit, where you could use the unix built-in find or a perl one-liner. All via perl's system()

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Re^2: SSH compatibility without external modules? by FireyIce01 (Novice) on Jan 19, 2005 at 07:00 UTC
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.	[reply]

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Re^2: SSH compatibility without external modules?
by FireyIce01 (Novice) on Jan 19, 2005 at 07:00 UTC

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.

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