Multi-Server-Terminal Access Tool

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    Hi Folks,
    I have to administrate a group of 20 AIX4.3.3.0 Workstation.
    I need a tool who "spread" my commands which I type in one shell using
    ssh to all the ppcs I want at the same time.
    I know I can do this like

    for i in 3 4 5 6
    do
    ssh ppc"$i" -T <command>
    done

    But with this solution I can't respond on a error on a single
    workstation.
    I have tried pconsole and clusterssh. Both doesn't work on my ppcs.
    Any other suggestion? Tools,Skripts, whatever

    With kindly regards and TIA
    Jan Fader
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    > for i in 3 4 5 6
    > do
    > ssh ppc"$i" -T <command>
    > done
    for i in 3 4 5 6
    do
    if ! ssh ppc"$i" -T <command>
    then
    echo "Error running <command> on ppc${i}"
    fi
    done

    Should work ok...

    Rgds
    Mark Taylor
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    Default Re: Multi-Server-Terminal Access Tool

    >> for i in 3 4 5 6
    >> do
    >> ssh ppc"$i" -T <command>
    >> done
    >
    > for i in 3 4 5 6
    > do
    > if ! ssh ppc"$i" -T <command>
    > then
    > echo "Error running <command> on ppc${i}"
    > fi
    > done
    >
    My error is not in the connection to the host. It's in the <command>


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    Default Re: Multi-Server-Terminal Access Tool

    mark taylor wrote:
    >
    > for i in 3 4 5 6
    > do
    > if ! ssh ppc"$i" -T <command>
    > then
    > echo "Error running <command> on ppc${i}"
    > fi
    > done
    >
    > Should work ok...
    Shoudla-woulda-coulda. It actually returns the status of the
    connection. As long as the remote command runs it will
    return 0:

    $ ssh hosta exit 0
    dfreybu@hosta's password:
    $ echo $#
    0
    $ ssh hosta exit 1
    dfreybu@hosta's password:
    $ echo $#
    0
    $
    Doug Freyburger Guest

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