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Shell script to connect to multiple servers
Deepika MunjampallyDate: Tuesday, 2014-06-10, 5:22 PM | Message # 1
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Hi All,

I need to connect to Multiple servers from a shell script and want to execute a command.
Below is the script which I am trying but not working.
Kindly help me out if you know it. Please mail me. Thanks in advance!

-rwxrwxrwx 1 root sys 150 May 5 14:12 fname
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root sys 204 May 14 14:33 return_code_22

# cat return_code_22
#### this script is used to check nagios communication ####
for i in `cat fname`
do
ssh se283701@$i
hostname
## now enter passwd enter
## executing command here
##cd /opt/nrpe
##nohup server &
exit
done

# cat fname
## keeping track of all ip address
10.184.10.8
10.184.10.9
10.184.10.10
10.184.10.11
10.184.10.12
10.184.10.21
10.184.10.34
10.184.10.35
10.184.10.7

Regards,
Deepika
 
shankyDate: Tuesday, 2014-06-10, 5:25 PM | Message # 2
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Hi Deepika

Hi I have created a script as per your requirement. The script goes to listed servers(in file fname),
executes commands(you want) and returns.

Here is the script:

#!/usr/bin/ksh

for i in $(cat fname);

do

print "SSHing to server:$i";

ssh user1@$i "hostname; exit";

#EXITING from first server

done


Please let me know if it suits your need. Please reply me if it’s not as per your requirement.


s.k.bhagat
 
shankyDate: Tuesday, 2014-06-10, 5:29 PM | Message # 3
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On behalf of Deepika:

Hi Shankar,
I was able to connect to servers but I want to execute few commands inside each server.
Plz see the below commands
This is the one which you have given

set -x
for i in $(cat fname);
do
print "SSHing toserver:$i";
ssh se283701@$i "hostname; cd /opt/nrpe; nohup server &;exit";
#ssh username@$i "hostname;exit";
#EXITING from first server
done

I was trying with this below code

set -x
for i in `cat fname`
do
ssh se283701@$i
./cmd.sh ## in this shell I hvgiven those 2 commands but did not wrk instead of new line.
hostname
## now enter passwd enter
## executing command here
##cd /opt/nrpe
##nohup server &

##exit
done

I want to execute the highlighted commands in all servers. Please let me know if you can.

Regards,
Deepika


s.k.bhagat
 
shankyDate: Tuesday, 2014-06-10, 6:05 PM | Message # 4
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You can try below code, tested successfully.

#!/usr/bin/ksh

for i in $(cat fname);
do
print "SSHing to server:$i";

ssh


 user1@$i "hostname;cd /home/user1;nohup ./showcal.ksh ; exit";
#EXITING from first server

done


Thanks


s.k.bhagat
 
DeepuDate: Thursday, 2014-06-12, 1:52 PM | Message # 5
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# cat output.sh
set -x
cd /opt/nrpe
nohup server &
sleep 5

# ./output.sh

+ cd /opt/nrpe
+ sleep 5
+ nohup server
Sending output to nohup.out (Nohup output is sending when running from different server)

# cat new1.sh
set -x
for i in $(cat fname);
do
print "SSHing to server:$i";
#ssh user1@$i "hostname;cd /home/user1;nohup ./showcal.ksh ; exit";
ssh se283701@$i "hostname; cd /opt/nrpe; nohup ./output.sh ;exit";
#EXITING from first server
done

# ./new1.sh
+ cat fname
+ print SSHing to server:10.184.10.8
SSHing to server:10.184.10.8
+ ssh [email protected] hostname; cd /opt/nrpe; nohup ./output.sh ;exit
#
#### ## ##### ##### ##### ##
# # # # # # # # # # #
#### # # # # # # ##### #
# ###### ##### # # # # #
# # # # # # # # # #
#### # # # ##### ##### #####
This is a private system. Unauthorized use is prohibited.
Password:
sapdb1
+ cd /opt/nrpe
+ sleep 5
+ nohup server (## nohup output is not sending)
+ print SSHing to server:10.184.10.9
SSHing to server:10.184.10.9
+ ssh [email protected] hostname; cd /opt/nrpe; nohup ./output.sh ;exit
#####
#### ## ##### ##### ##### # #
# # # # # # # # # #
#### # # # # # # ##### #####
# ###### ##### # # # # #
# # # # # # # # # #
#### # # # ##### ##### #######
This is a private system. Unauthorized use is prohibited.
Password:

Note: ohup is not working when trying to run from new1.sh script. Kindly check once and please provide the solution.
 
shankyDate: Thursday, 2014-06-12, 5:45 PM | Message # 6
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As I know, we dont need to use "nohup command &". i.e we never user nohup and & both together.
Only "nohup command" is enough and if we use this we can execute the script successfully.
 
And for that server:
 
The error looks like  the user “se283701” doesn’t exist in local database on 10.184.10.8 since denying
the user authentication.


And also  ensure the specified user  allowed on “/etc/pam.d” for successful  login attempt.

Thanks


s.k.bhagat
 
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