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adding a host entry on another machine
I have written this small script to add an entry to a remote /etc/hosts file which needs to be run from our central admin box and is passed one parameter $1 <hostname>
Code:
#!/bin/ksh echo "Which host entry would you like to add to $1" read host_to_add echo "what is the IP address?" read ip echo "Adding $host_to_add $ip to $1" ssh $1 'echo $host_to_add $ip >> /etc/hosts' Does anybody have an idea on how I can get around this??? Cheers |
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