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Yes it works, great.<br />
But I forgot to show you the whole example, sorry. here it is:<br />
system(&quot;remsh $SERVERNAME /usr/bin/useradd -g users -c \&quot;$USER_NAME\&quot; ...&quot;)<br />
remsh = HP-UX remote shell.<br />
My first question is answered. Consider this comment as just a comment. Do you know the answer of this comment - great, if not, I´m satisfied and I will try to connect HP for some solution.<br />
Thanks<br />
Classe<br />

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Yes it works, great.
But I forgot to show you the whole example, sorry. here it is:
system("remsh $SERVERNAME /usr/bin/useradd -g users -c \"$USER_NAME\" ...")
remsh = HP-UX remote shell.
My first question is answered. Consider this comment as just a comment. Do you know the answer of this comment - great, if not, I´m satisfied and I will try to connect HP for some solution.
Thanks
Classe


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YES! I got it!<br />
If you run the system() like this - it works.<br />
system(&quot;remsh $SERVER /bin/sh&lt;&lt;!<br />
#now im working remote, not just sending remote commond (so to speak)<br />
/usr/sbin/useradd -g users -d /home/$NAME -c \&quot;$COMMENTS\&quot; .......<br />
!<br />
&quot;);<br />

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YES! I got it!
If you run the system() like this - it works.
system("remsh $SERVER /bin/sh<<!
#now im working remote, not just sending remote commond (so to speak)
/usr/sbin/useradd -g users -d /home/$NAME -c \"$COMMENTS\" .......
!
");


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Hi<br />
I got some problem with doublequotes.<br />
Here it is:<br />
system(&quot;useradd -g users /home/the_name -c $VARIABLE ....&quot;)<br />
The $VARIABLE is a name with at least two words, which the systems thinks is two arguments. I tried to put &quot;&quot;&nbsp;or '' around the $VARIABLE, but no...<br />
How do I solve it?<br />
Greatful<br />
Classe<br />
Sweden
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Hi
I got some problem with doublequotes.
Here it is:
system("useradd -g users /home/the_name -c $VARIABLE ....")
The $VARIABLE is a name with at least two words, which the systems thinks is two arguments. I tried to put "" or '' around the $VARIABLE, but no...
How do I solve it?
Greatful
Classe
Sweden

system function and quotation

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