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Using remsh in a BuildForge step exits prematurely

Having trouble using remsh in a Build Forge step.

Example:
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remsh myserver -l me "ls -l" # works
remsh myserver -l me "ls -l" # does not work
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Only the first command works. Wondering why the step "passes" and exitss but does not finish.

The same commands work at the command line.


thanks,

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Having trouble using remsh in a Build Forge step.

Example:
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remsh myserver -l me "ls -l" # works
remsh myserver -l me "ls -l" # does not work
------------------------------------------------------

Only the first command works. Wondering why the step "passes" and exitss but does not finish.

The same commands work at the command line.


thanks,


Hi,

Do you have any log filters assigned to the step?

Brent Ulbricht
RTC Build Lead

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No log filters ... might that be of help? The BF job shows as if it just exists, no errors.

thank you,

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No log filters ... might that be of help? The BF job shows as if it just exists, no errors.

thank you,


Hi,

I was curious about log filters because if they are in use, then the exit code will not be used to determine whether the step passed or failed. Would putting those statements in two different steps work? If one relies on the other, then that probably isn't an option though.

Brent Ulbricht
RTC Build Lead

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Thanks,
Yes, I can seperate into 2 steps.
I just wanted to be sure where the issue or limitaion is.

-Chris

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