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| - | **fScan Reference Manual, Chapter 3 (KeyCmds: | ||
| - | ===== Exec -- Execute a shell script ===== | ||
| - | **usage: " | ||
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| - | The EXECUTE interactive command runs a shell (CSH) commandfile within your fScan session. The CMDLINE string must have a valid fScan shell script file name as the first argument, followed by arguments to be passed to that shell script. Valid shell scripts are those contained in the "EXEC sub-directory within the fScan system directory ([[jvs: | ||
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| - | The FLAG argument can be used to control asynchronous execution of the command file. | ||
| - | 1 - wait for command to end | ||
| - | 2 - verbose mode: indicate shell command line being executed | ||
| - | 4 - no CMDLINE, just show status of scripts currently running | ||
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| - | By default, fScan will attempt to execute its shell script on the current host computer. The default behavior can be modified by setting these string variables: | ||
| - | * exechost\\ | ||
| - | * execuser\\ | ||
| - | * sshcmd\\ | ||
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| - | To execute a shell script from an fScan command-line you can also use the [[jvs: | ||
| - | **See Also:**\\ | ||
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