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Comparing installed software.
I have some 30 AIX servers and I want their software packages to be consistent. AIX provides a command to list out all pertinent information on a software package in a colon separate list - I grab this through ssh and collect in a temp directory server_name.log.
Now, I'm stuck. I can create a list of all unique packages but how do I traverse through each server list to see whether the sofware is installed? The example below may help explain my dilema. File 1 awk:1.1 sed:3.2 ssh:4.1.2 File 2 something:1.0.1 awk:1.1 sed:3.2 File 3 something:1.0.1 awk:1.1 bgp:1.0 sed:3.2 |
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