How to resolve dependecies while running a shell script remotely?

Question

I'm trying to run a shell script remotely. I'm having a resource(.txt file) in one machine and a shell script in another machine, but in the same network. The script resides in a particular directory and the script takes some binary files that resides in some other directory everything in the target machine. Now, I'm not able to run the script remotely. But I can run a simple shell program which does not have any local dependencies. Can you please suggest a solution to resolve this problem?

Here is the command that I used for running a shell-script-without-any-dependencies.

cat input.txt | ssh clrg@192.168.2.22  "sh path/to/shell/script/tokenize.sh"  

On running a script with dependencies, I got the following error,

"ambiguous redirect"  
../../deter-4/bin/determine: No such file or directory  
../../deter-4/bin/determine1: No such file or directory

Now, how can I tell to accept dependencies while running the shell script

Answer 1

I think your problem is the working directory. Try something like this:

cat input.txt | ssh clrg@192.168.2.22  "sh -c 'cd /path/to/shell/script; ./tokenize.sh'"

Your script seems to expect to be run from a specific working directory only. The error messages you mentioned in your comment about the relative paths (starting with ../../ ) at least suggest that.