On Mon, Mar 25, 2002 at 03:44:16PM -0800, Wolfe, Gordon W wrote: > When I get some service or updates done to my test Linux server, that's > actually the easy part. Then I have to move it around to more than a dozen > other Linux servers, logging on to each one in turn and doing an FTP "get" > for each file on each server. As I get more servers running, this problem > will only get worse. > > I'd like to automate this, with a single script to consult a list of servers > and a list of files to be placed on each server. Then with a single command > from my central distribution server, I could automatically update files on > all the other servers. This presumes a service userid with the same > password on all servers, changed frequently. > > Is there anything like "wget", except doing "puts" instead of "gets"? Is > there anything else I might use? I really want to have to avoid logging on > to each and every server. Bonus if it would preserve ownership and > permissions.
Well, this might be the solution for you, I think. Use 'lftp' and .netrc file. Here's urgly example: .netrc (permission: 0400) machine sml01 login opc password opc machine sml02 login opc password opc machine sml03 login opc password opc machine sml04 login opc password opc putscript.sh #!/bin/bash lftp -u opc sml01 -e 'lcd /home/sml01; cd /home/www; mirror -R; exit' lftp -u opc sml02 -e 'lcd /home/sml02; cd /home/www; mirror -R; exit' lftp -u opc sml03 -e 'lcd /home/sml03; cd /home/www; mirror -R; exit' lftp -u opc sml04 -e 'lcd /home/sml04; cd /home/www; mirror -R; exit' How about this? Regards, Jae-hwa -- Jae-hwa Park <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> IBM Korea, Inc. Sa-Rang means LOVE! For more information on me, visit http://php.sarang.net
