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I trying to pass a Perl script over SSH that takes arguments. I works fine like this:
returnValue=$(ssh myuser$server 'perl -s' < /path/to/my/script)
However, if I add some arguments
returnValue=$(ssh myuser$server 'perl -s' < '/path/to/my/script -some argument')
I get an error “/path/to/my/script -some argument: no such file or directory”.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks!
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