for host in `cat $PATH_TEMP/servers_test.txt`
        do
                #LINUX SERVERS
#               var=`ssh $host uname -n`
#               echo -n $var ";">> $PATH_TEMP/valeria/reporte_test
                echo -n $(ssh $host cat /usr/openv/netbackup/exclude_list) >> $PATH_TEMP/valeria/reporte_test
                echo >> $PATH_TEMP/valeria/reporte_test
    done

# if you're operating line by line anyway, 'while read' is more efficient than `cat file`
while read host
do
        # since we're running cat anyway, might as well run something that does
        # the entire job instead.  tr here turns newlines into spaces and prints.
        # We quote everything in "" so the single quotes don't get stripped off.
        ssh $host "tr '\n' ' ' < /usr/openv/netbackup/exclude_list" 2>&1
        echo
done < $PATH_TEMP/servers_test.txt > logfile

# if you're operating line by line anyway, 'while read' is more efficient than `cat file`
while read host
do
        # since we're running cat anyway, might as well run something that does
        # the entire job instead.  tr here turns newlines into spaces and prints.
        # We quote everything in "" so the single quotes don't get stripped off.
        # 2>/dev/null gets rid of the error text, if any.
        if ssh $host "tr '\n' ' ' < /usr/openv/netbackup/exclude_list" 2>/dev/null
        then
                echo "$host success" >&2
        else
                echo "$host fail" >&2
        fi

        echo
        # Prints the data outputted by ssh $host into excludedata
        # prints whether it succeeded or failed into logintest
done < $PATH_TEMP/servers_test.txt > excludedata 2> logintest