09-05-2011
ssh hangs on exit
Hi,
Any workaround for this issue, since i am using one script to execute the remote script for several remote server, everything works fine except some of the servers process are hangs even its completed.
---Please help me to resolve this issue----
Script details are here..
Code:
for host in `cat host.txt | grep -v '#'`do/usr/bin/ssh -x -q prod@$host "if ( ps -fu prod | egrep '[ /]bounce\\.ksh|[ /]prod_down\\.sh|[ /]PCFN\\.rc' | egrep -v 'grep|ps' )thenecho \"\\nWARNING:bounce.ksh or prod_down.sh or PCFN.rc is already running. Exiting...\"elseprint -n \"Start at \"; date. ./.profile 2>&1bounce.ksh y 2>&1print -n \"Ended at \";datefi" | tee ${host}.log >/dev/null 2>&1 & done
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