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How to incorporate mutiple commands in Autosys commandline on UNIX

Hi,

I am having a problem running multiple commands in a autosys command line. For example I would like to run a perl script first and then add sleep command after that in the same autosys job like below


insert_job: xxxxxxxxx
command: `perlscript.pl ; sleep 180`

Perlscript.pl is a perl script. To make this question as simple as possible, the perl script just prints a simple line "Hello World" as shown below


#!/usr/bin/perl
printf ("Hello WORLD\n");
exit(0);


When I run the above autosys job, it appears to work and sleeps for 180 seconds / 3 minutes. But after 3 minutes it fails with the error in the error log reading "/bin/sh: line 0: exec: Hello: not found"
Why does this happen. Is there any other way of having mutiple commands in a Autosys commanline ?



Your help is greatly appreciated.

thanks
waavman
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NAME
ganeti-listrunner - Run commands in parallel over multiple machines SYNOPSIS
ganeti-listrunner -l logdir {-x executable | -c shell-cmd} {-f hostfile | -h hostlist} [-a aux-file] [-b batch-size] [-u username] [-A] DESCRIPTION
ganeti-listrunner is a tool to run commands in parallel over multiple machines. It differs from dsh or other tools in that it asks for the password once (if not using ssh-agent) and then reuses the password to connect to all machines, thus being easily usable even when public key authentication or Kerberos authentication is not available. It can run either a command or a script (which gets uploaded first and deleted after execution) on a list of hosts provided either via a file (one host per line) or as a comma-separated list on the commandline. The output (stdout and stderr are merged) of the remote execution is written to a logfile. One logfile per host is written. OPTIONS
The options that can be passed to the program are as follows: -l logdir The directory under which the logfiles files should be written. -x executable The executable to copy and run on the target hosts. -c shell-cmd The shell command to run on the remote hosts. -f hostfile The file with the target hosts, one hostname per line. -h hostlist Comma-separated list of target hosts. -a aux-file A file to copy to the target hosts. Can be given multiple times, in which case all files will be copied to the temporary directory. The executable or the shell command will be run from the (temporary) directory where these files have been copied. -b batch-size The host list will be split into batches of batch-size which will be processed in parallel. The default if 15, and should be increased if faster processing is needed. -u username Username to connect as instead of the default root username. -A Use an existing ssh-agent instead of password authentication. --args Arguments to pass to executable (-x). EXIT STATUS
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