Re^2: NET:SSH2 exec syntax usage

Illuminatus is correct. If you want to use single quotes, you will have to concatenate your variables. Otherwise you can switch them to double quotes and backslash your literal double-quotes.

ex. $chan->exec('zcat /db2home/idsldap/idsslapd-idsldap/logs/ibmslapd.log.' . $ibmslapd_fn . '-2350.gz | grep -i "entries have been successfully" ');

ex. $chan->exec("zcat /db2home/idsldap/idsslapd-idsldap/logs/ibmslapd.log.$ibmslapd_fn-2350.gz | grep -i \"entries have been successfully\" ");

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Re^3: NET:SSH2 exec syntax usage by ZigZaggin (Initiate) on Apr 18, 2011 at 17:53 UTC
Thank You SitrucHtims. This Worked ex. $chan->exec('zcat /db2home/idsldap/idsslapd-idsldap/logs/ibmslapd.log.' . $ibmslapd_fn . '-2350.gz \| grep -i "entries have been successfully" '); This Didn't escaping the double quotes didn't work... $chan->exec("zcat /db2home/idsldap/idsslapd-idsldap/logs/ibmslapd.log.$ibmslapd_fn-2350.gz \| grep -i \"entries have been successfully\" "); Thanks again for your assistance. My Issue is solved. The $chan->blocking(0); statement didn't seem to matter.	[reply]
Re^4: NET:SSH2 exec syntax usage by SitrucHtims (Novice) on Apr 22, 2011 at 01:07 UTC
The double quotes failed because I missed escaping the "\|" character. It is another perl special character. Should work fine as below. $chan->exec("zcat /db2home/idsldap/idsslapd-idsldap/logs/ibmslapd.log.$ibmslapd_fn-2350.gz \\| grep -i \"entries have been successfully\" ");	[reply]