On 09/04/10 11:35, Przemysław Czerpak wrote:
On Fri, 09 Apr 2010, Przemysław Czerpak wrote:
Hi,
it should look. Your comment above suggests that it should be enough
to make:
cCmd := '/bin/sh'
cArgs := '-c ". /home/baz/tmp/ahrl8i.sh&& hbmk2 /home/baz/hash/ash.hbp"'
cArgs += ' -q -trace -info -lang=en'
Sorry, stupid typo, it should be:
cCmd := '/bin/sh'
cArgs := '-c ". /home/baz/tmp/ahrl8i.sh&& hbmk2 /home/baz/hash/ash.hbp' + ;
' -q -trace -info -lang=en"'
best regards,
Przemek
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Hi Przemek,
Thanks for your input - well explained as always!
I am struggling to follow your use of quotes in cArgs above.
Is that correct?
I have hacked the calling routine to test it and get:-
/bin/sh: ' -c . "/home/baz/tmp/5qwnv4.sh && hbmk2
/home/baz/hash/ash.hbp' + ' -q -trace -info -lang=en "': No such file or
directory
I can get this to run OK from the command line, but not yours.
sh -c ". /home/baz/tmp/test.sh && hbmk2 /home/baz/hash/ash.hbp -q -trace
-info -lang=en "
Note . is inside the quotes.
(temp.sh is similar to the other transitory scripts)
Rgds,
Barry
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