Hi,
Please suggest.
Regards,
Irfan.
From: Irfan J Sayed (isayed)
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 1:09 PM
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Subject: RE: perl script on remote server linux
Thanks. It worked but with one issue.
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To: Irfan J Sayed (isayed)
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Subject: RE: perl script on remote server linux
Try this:
system "ssh -x -t SERVER_NAME \"sudo /home
ou run
the script.
Thanks,
Hary
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> Yes. I want to parse string "error" in the log file.
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> Please suggest how should I achieve this.
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Jeff.
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Is there a specific text that you want to parse throught the log file?
Thanks,
Harsha
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> system "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /home/cgadgil/avm2.1/launchtomcat.sh";
you need a
il/AVMInstall.log" is a Perl open, shell can't
understand for this at all.
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> system "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /home/cgadgil/avm2.1/launchtomcat.sh";
you need a "\" before the "@".
modify it to:
sys
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> Thanks Jeff. It really helped.
> Just one doubt, if we can perform operati
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Subject: RE: perl script on remote server linux
> system "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /home/cgadgil/avm2.1/launchtomcat.sh";
you need a "\" before the "@".
modify it to:
system "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /home/cgadgil/avm2.1/launchtomcat.sh";
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Raymond Wan wrote:
Assuming we are using the same ssh, isn't the login name for ssh is
supplied using the "-l" parameter (lowercase L)? Give it a try on the
command line before putting it in the script so that you can figure
out what is wrong easier.
Sorry Irfan and thanks Jeff...I was wron
Hi Irfan,
Assuming we are using the same ssh, isn't the login name for ssh is
supplied using the "-l" parameter (lowercase L)? Give it a try on the
command line before putting it in the script so that you can figure out
what is wrong easier.
Ray
Irfan J Sayed (isayed) wrote:
Hi,
In my
> system "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /home/cgadgil/avm2.1/launchtomcat.sh";
you need a "\" before the "@".
modify it to:
system "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] /home/cgadgil/avm2.1/launchtomcat.sh";
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Hi,
In my case, the user with which I am executing the script is not there in
sudoers file. So I did in the following manner.
#!/usr/bin/perl
open FILE, "server_list" or die $!;
while() {
print "the host is: $_";
chomp;
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