Using keypairs with spaces in their name makes the jmeter-ec2.sh hang on the ec2-run-instances call, with a message "waiting for stdin".
I tried a number of escaping/quoting hacks ("${AMAZON_KEYPAIR_NAME}", \"${AMAZON_KEYPAIR_NAME}\" etc) and they worked fine in bash but I unable to get them to work inside the script.
When I generated a new keypair without spaces in the name it worked like a charm.
Hi,
Using keypairs with spaces in their name makes the jmeter-ec2.sh hang on the ec2-run-instances call, with a message "waiting for stdin".
I tried a number of escaping/quoting hacks ("${AMAZON_KEYPAIR_NAME}", \"${AMAZON_KEYPAIR_NAME}\" etc) and they worked fine in bash but I unable to get them to work inside the script.
When I generated a new keypair without spaces in the name it worked like a charm.
Thanks,