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[netbsd8]

When I use ssh to run amulecmd, for example;

ssh username@host /home/username/amule/amulecmd -c "show dl"

I get the error message "Unexpected parameter 'dl'"

Any solution? Thanks in advance!

[Vollstrecker]

The command has to be the last arg to ssh, and -c is an option of ssh, too.

ssh user@host 'amulecmd -c "show dk"' should work.

[netbsd8]

Thanks!

But when I want to add a search result for download,  it still say invalid parameter:

ssh user@host 'amulecmd -c "download 0"'

Without using ssh, the command works fine.

Is it because the search result dispears after finishing last "amulecmd -c" command?

Any solution?

Thanks again!

The command has to be the last arg to ssh, and -c is an option of ssh, too.

ssh user@host 'amulecmd -c "show dk"' should work.

[GonoszTopi]

Without using ssh, the command works fine.

I doubt.

Is it because the search result dispears after finishing last "amulecmd -c" command?

Yes.

[netbsd8]

I login on the machine, and directly use amulecmd -c "download 0", then I can download the file without any problem.

Without using ssh, the command works fine.

I doubt.

However, the search result is still there, if use the command:
ssh username@host 'amulecmd -c "results"'

Is it because the search result dispears after finishing last "amulecmd -c" command?

Yes.

By the way, the other commands use ssh work fine, such as:
ssh username@host 'amulecmd -c "show dl"'
So, I just doubt there is some problem for the argument 0.

Thanks.

[kweldulf]

I think what GonoszTopi was trying to tell you -- in not quite as many words -- is:
amulecmd starts with an empty results buffer. You just need to query the results before picking your download, meaning that your ssh call must execute both commands in sequence, i.e. ssh host 'echo -e "results\ndownload 0" | amulecmd'

[netbsd8]

It works! Thanks alot.

I think what GonoszTopi was trying to tell you -- in not quite as many words -- is:
amulecmd starts with an empty results buffer. You just need to query the results before picking your download, meaning that your ssh call must execute both commands in sequence, i.e. ssh host 'echo -e "results\ndownload 0" | amulecmd'

[GonoszTopi]

I think what GonoszTopi was trying to tell you -- in not quite as many words --

Wow, now I have people to talk for me! I like it

(Btw: exactly, that's what I meant.)