Search Results

I want to know if a server has J2EE application server installed, a webserver or any other middleware, is there a command to output a list or something like that.
Thak you

How can I send the input of the remote server into my logfile. No output was sent to the gzip files, since the html files look ok.

I ran the script with little modifications and it is working fin now...

thanks for all your help:) Corona688

What is the difference from this line
ssh $host exec /bin/sh -s $HOSTNAME 2>&1
to...

why would it...if when I run it manually it works out great!!

The idea of waht I want to do is there..

However, when I try tu unzip the file (gzip -d ) i am getting this error...
gzip: scxcdb4-config.html.gz: not in gzip format

the value of $host comes from a file that has names of servers..ie
server1
server1
server3

this is my whole script
for host in `cat $PATH_TMP/servers/host_linux2_test`
do
...

this is the problem with coronas solution...

REMOTE_FILE=$(ssh $host 'cat /tmp/$(hostname).html.gz')

·BÂÙìKH5´/ßcpeæÒ}úôAû·ÞØp¾LLè;ÃLfËIQ>Òszåø±\Ss¤d£
...

yes of course, that is the workaround, but what if for some reason, the hostname does not come out with the domain name...then the script will fail!! :)

---------- Post updated at 12:40 PM...

my host is server1
my hostname includes the domain.... server1.domain.co

I dont want to redirect the name to a local file, otherwise I would've done it.

How can I save the output of a command to a local variable in my script, not to a local file?

---------- Post...

that is not what i want to do...

I know the name and format of the file i need scp because I am copying that file from the remote server to my local server, that is why I am using scp.

I need...

excellent, I will consider single quotes next time, thank you!!

---------- Post updated at 12:10 PM ---------- Previous update was at 11:37 AM ----------

what about the syntax for this line......

I am writing a script and need to get the hostname of the remote server in order to zip that file... the syntax in which the file is named is "hostname.html."
This is the line I am trying to use...

this work out great!

I am creating a script to run the SysInfo tool under HPUX servers, this is my script!


#!/usr/bin/ksh
#
# Date: February 29th 2011
#

#Definicion de variables
PATH_TMP=/home/eponcede

>...

in this example....this is my list of servers

abhmq01
abhxdb01
admpae1
admpce02
admtdb2

this is my script...
while read host
do
# since we're running cat anyway, might as well...

Thank you...
This accomplish some of what I need, that is printing the output to a file, but not in the way that I want to. I reallly apreciate the help!
this is more of what I need....

...

I am ssh to many servers to get some information... however sometimes the server is unreacheable and i am getting an error. I want to save that output to a file but I am not able to do so...

I...

what about for HPUX..using bdf

This is just an example of what it looks like..
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/rootvg-rootlv
5.0G 3.3G 1.4G 71% /
tmpfs ...

I need a scrip that will show me the filesystems that are greater than 70%...but not sure how to filter using the df -h | grep

Thank you for your help!!

I will go ahead and try your suggestions...
lets hope this helps...


I do want the content of the file /etc/redhat-release to be append in /tmp/release.info,
so I will use cat instaed..
...

# Logs to each server using file and append the name of file with the release description into
# a single file and copies it to harp server
echo "entering for loop"

for host in `cat...

So if I understood correctly, something like this would look a lot better?

# Logs to each server using file and append the name of file with the release description into
# a single file and...

thanks for the replies...
first of all, do I need
$host:every time I perform a command in the remote server.

Also, do I need to ssh everytime I execute a command on the server..

This is my...