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Simple SSH script
I have several unix servers,
I need to logon to each server and find out if an id exists on that server. I need a simple script for this, i have come up with the following script, but I cannot bring the output of a child process on the remote server. HTML Code:
for i in `cat SERVER_LIST`
do
ssh $i <<EOF>> server_idchk4user_$sysid.log
id $1
if [ $? = 0 ];then
echo "I have a login on $i server"
else
echo "I do not have a login on $i server"
exit
EOF
done
Any help s greatly appreciated. |
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