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thomas
2018-06-08T14:29:38Z
Hi
In version 8.3.5 the SSH task seems to add a timestamp to the output for no reason

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The timestamp in yellow was not there in version 8.3.3 (we skipped 8.3.4)

Do you have a simple SSH command you can run to reproduce? We run a R script in this command. I can send it to you if you have R installed

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2018-06-10T15:10:33Z
Originally Posted by: thomas 

Hi
In version 8.3.5 the SSH task seems to add a timestamp to the output for no reason

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The timestamp in yellow was not there in version 8.3.3 (we skipped 8.3.4)

Do you have a simple SSH command you can run to reproduce? We run a R script in this command. I can send it to you if you have R installed

Thomas



Hmm..we do not add anything or modify the SSH output. Try make the script to write output to file as well to verify.
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thomas
2018-06-10T17:09:38Z
We ran the script In RStudio and it produced a result without the timeststamp. We also ran it in 8.3 3 and it ran correctly there also. It's hard for us to find any other explanation than that VC adds a timestamp. Can you try to run an ssh command? There is no point for us to write to file, as I can see from the ssh output that the timestamp is there

Thomas
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2018-06-11T13:07:32Z
Originally Posted by: thomas 

We ran the script In RStudio and it produced a result without the timeststamp. We also ran it in 8.3 3 and it ran correctly there also. It's hard for us to find any other explanation than that VC adds a timestamp. Can you try to run an ssh command? There is no point for us to write to file, as I can see from the ssh output that the timestamp is there

Thomas



What if you run any other script like:

sleep 10

or

echo "hello world"
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thomas
2018-06-11T13:31:35Z
Hi

Same result with echo "hello"

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You don't get the timestamp?
thomas
2018-06-12T12:33:26Z
When I sett logging of sent/received data on the connection, i get this result:

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The server returns the timestamp on each line. It seems to me that vc outputs the entire line instead of only the 'hello' part.
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2018-06-12T16:03:16Z
You are right. It was unintentionally added. We will remove that for the next build.
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