This is not a "feature". Does this happens in all shells (bash, ksh) with all login users?
:SET &FILENAME# = "/tmp/test&$RESTART_RUNID#"touch &FILENAME#ls -lst &FILENAME#chmod 777 &FILENAME#ls -lst &FILENAME#
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Hi JohnO'Mullane,
I wanted to follow up on this and see what you had done to get this fix. I had follow the now closed ticket "INC00222654" you mention in the post above but wasn't 100% sure what your particular issues was and was hoping you could share with the Community.One of the last few thing that was sent to you was; the setting is on the customer side. The output shown - is - i believe due to the setting for the shell option to '-v' or '-vx' "
Hi,
Never really got a satisfactory answer to this one.
Automic support suggested using a -x in the Shell Options section of the UNIX tab.
This did work so it did solve my issue but never understood why I needed to do this all of a sudden.
John.