问题
I want to syncrhonize a local path with a dynamic clearcase view hosted in a remote machine only accesible through ssh:
local:/me | <== ssh == | me@remote_host:/vobs/me/view_1
Those familiar with clearcase know that in order create a dynamic view you must issue the following command in the remote host 'cleartool setview view_1' where view_1 is the reference to the pre-existant tagged dynamic view, problem is that when i try to run that command with the --rsync-path option to rsync, it never comes back:
$ rsync '--rsync-path=`cleartool setview view_BAAAAAD;/usr/bin/rsync`'
me@remote_host:/vobs/me/view_1 .
cleartool: Error: View tag not found: "setview view_BAAAAAD"
So it seems the command is actually issued, yet when i fed the correct tag:
$ rsync '--rsync-path=`cleartool setview view_1;/usr/bin/rsync`'
me@remote_host:/vobs/me/view_1 .
Then it never comes back, when i use the command in the remote host through ssh it doesn't ask for input (neither tty or stdin).
So i'm stuck with using static views. Any idea?
PD:
- The actual scheme is a little bit more complicated since the ssh connection is forwarded
- I can use static views but i'd prefer dynamic ones
- I cannot install any daemon or script on the remote host
回答1:
in order create a dynamic view you must issue the following command in the remote host 'cleartool setview view_1' where view_1 i
No you don't.
- You only have to start it:
cleartool startview view_1 - And you can use it in
/view/view_1/vobs/avob/....
Avoid setview which creates a subshell in which the PATH might not be correct.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15666402/rsync-local-code-with-a-remote-clearcase-dynamic-view