Thank you Vincent, But I am still wondering...
> So it runs the command /bin/echo with $1=1111. However, /bin/echo
> doesn't use $1, and only prints an empty line which you see.
so you mean that in case
*> rsh localhost /bin/sh -c 'hostname -i'
ravana
hostname doesn't have really *argv == "-i" but rather environment variable
$1 is set to "-i", that is why hostname just provides me with a hostname.
Did I understand you correctly?
What is then proper way to run remote complex command ("bla1 -i; bla2 -k") or
"pipe" via ssh/rsh? It seems that I need a bit of tutorial after all the
years :-)
> Ciao. Vincent.
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