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Regarding changing shell thru script
Guys can I change the shell thru script, and after changing i want the script to continue on the previous machine.
Or please suggest other alternative if any??? #!/bin/ksh HOST=`hostname` echo "Running the script..." for MyServer in `cat ServerNames.txt` do echo "\n Logging onto $MyServer" ssh $MyServer -l Myname ksh /tmp/Get_ParserInfo.ksh.ORG echo " Script completed on $MyServer " done |
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