August 30, 2008 07:02am pdt

1. ozo 70,650
2. Tintin 51,125
3. omarfarid 42,650
4. ghostdog74 18,500
5. sentner 15,500
6. MikeOM_... 11,400
7. Adam314 6,200
8. JustUNIX 5,000
9. sjm_ee 3,500
10. johnsone 3,300
11. nognew 2,400
12. blu 2,000
12. amit_g 2,000
12. just-Dave 2,000
12. MentorJay 2,000
12. tfewster 2,000
12. FishMonger 2,000
12. fridom 2,000
12. nixfreak 2,000
12. marchent 2,000
12. hernst42 2,000
12. sdstuber 2,000
12. Milleniuma... 2,000
24. gheist 1,500
24. dmadole 1,500
24. Miss_Sell... 1,500

1. ozo 77,330
2. Tintin 59,729
3. omarfarid 42,982
4. ghostdog74 19,300
5. sentner 15,500
6. MikeOM_... 12,900
7. amit_g 7,736
8. ahoffmann 7,725
9. Adam314 6,200
10. JustUNIX 5,000
11. sjm_ee 3,500
12. johnsone 3,300
13. nognew 2,400
14. nixfreak 2,375
15. gheist 2,164
16. blu 2,000
16. MentorJay 2,000
16. just-Dave 2,000
16. marchent 2,000
16. fridom 2,000
16. FishMonger 2,000
16. hernst42 2,000
16. sdstuber 2,000
16. Milleniuma... 2,000
16. tfewster 2,000

06.05.2008 at 07:39AM PDT, ID: 23460405

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shell script printing an env variable

Asked by saibsk in KornShell (ksh), Shell Scripting

I have to echo an environment which is on a different machine than where I am currently executing the shell script.

ssh user@"$machinename" "echo $WIN" i tried soemthing like this but doesn't print anything. Please advise.Start Free Trial

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shell script printing an env variable

Asked by saibsk in KornShell (ksh), Shell Scripting

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