[gupta24]

i am in critical position please help
we have machines a,b,c,d
in each machine application servers are running
but each machine have 40 application server are running
result of 40 application servers are running or not shown in the web page.


but i am in z machine
when run the script (http://172.30.98.91:/cgi/health.ksh) in web page
Result will show in the web page .

Resultant in web page


Server a machine b machine c machine d machine
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
trowe running running running running
republic running not running running running
universal not running
. ,
.
. ,
.
.
acs running running running running


it very help full greate becaues i am trouble .please help

[gpraghuram]

If u want to connect to another box and run a script then u should use rsh for this.

Provide more details so that people here can help u.

Raghu

[gupta24]

we have 4 different machines (unix)
in each machines haveing 40 servers running
and we write the shell script like go to the 4 machines run the script and result will get in to another machine( servers running or not)

Please help i am in critical position

[docdiesel]

Hi,

if I understand your needs right, you want to have one script which

1. is maintained on machine z
2. is sent to system a,b,c,d
3. is remotely executed there while
4. you need the output on machine z.

Try something like

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1. cat check.sh | ssh checkusr@${rmtsys} >${rmtsys}.out 2>${rmtsys}.err

where rmtsys is a variable containing the remote systems name (you could try to use a for() loop). The output of the script is stored in the .out and .err files. If setup right by exchanging keys, the ssh enters [a,b,c,d] without prompting for a password.

Regards,

Bernd

[gupta24]

Thanks very much

once check the below code and update it will work or not

Originally Posted by docdiesel

Hi,

if I understand your needs right, you want to have one script which

1. is maintained on machine z
2. is sent to system a,b,c,d
3. is remotely executed there while
4. you need the output on machine z.

Try something like

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1. cat check.sh | ssh checkusr@${rmtsys} >${rmtsys}.out 2>${rmtsys}.err

where rmtsys is a variable containing the remote systems name (you could try to use a for() loop). The output of the script is stored in the .out and .err files. If setup right by exchanging keys, the ssh enters [a,b,c,d] without prompting for a password.

Regards,

Bernd

[gupta24]

i try below code , is not working (it will going another machine but not running in that machine and out put also not comeing in that machine)

please help help ......................

Regards,
gutpa

Originally Posted by gupta24

Thanks very much

once check the below code and update it will work or not

[docdiesel]

Hi,

try the following:

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1. echo "test" | ssh youruser@rmtsystem "cat >/tmp/test.txt"

and replace youruser@rmtsystem with appropriate username and servername. This line should ask for youruser's password and afterwards a file /tmp/test.txt on rmtsystem should contain the text "test". Does this work at your site?

Regards,

Bernd

[gupta24]

sorry not working

still in critical please help....................

Originally Posted by docdiesel

Hi,

try the following:

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1. echo "test" | ssh youruser@rmtsystem "cat >/tmp/test.txt"

and replace youruser@rmtsystem with appropriate username and servername. This line should ask for youruser's password and afterwards a file /tmp/test.txt on rmtsystem should contain the text "test". Does this work at your site?

Regards,

Bernd

[docdiesel]

Hi,

Originally Posted by gupta24

sorry not working

is a very detailed answer. What error message did the command display, if any? Btw., are you sure there's ssh software installed on clients and servers?

To enable anybody to help you any further you've got to give more information, especially about your environment (operating system(s), shell(s) used, ...).

Regards,

Bernd