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From: "Zhao, Jasmine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 21:47
Subject: telnet
> Hi
>
> I am using <telnet> task to logon to an unix box and runs a makefile from
> there. The time for the script to finish is more than 2 hours, however
> during the 2 hours my local pc becomes extremely slow, CPU reaches 100%
and
> 99% is taken by java.exe. Can anyone tell me if this is expected or is
there
> anything wrong with my build script?
>
>
> <telnet userid="xxx" password="xxx" server="diamond">
> <read>bash-2.02$</read>
> <write string="mkopt"/>
> <read>bash-2.02$</read>
> </telnet>
>
> Regards,
> Jasmin
I havent encountered this problem, but my telnets are pretty short, no more
than a minute or two.
I might be better to start the make, ("nohup mkopt&") and then <sleep> for a
while, or try and think of some other synchronisation mechanism. [which
means nothing springs to mind]
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