HELP! Telnet, rsh, cat help needed

[jehixson]

Ok I have something I can not figure out. I am trying to do a few things here. I have the basic script down for one server but I need to run these comands on six servers. I need only one script with all of the output compiled to one (1) file.

Here is the script.

#!/bin/sh
find / -name core > list0
voldisk list (status of all disks on the server) >> list0
volprint -A (Verify disk are mirrored) >> list0
rsh (remote server host name) find / -name core >> list0
rsh (remote server host name) voldisk list >> list0
rsh (remote server host name) volprint -A >> list0
rsh (2nd remote server host name) find / -name core >> list0
rsh (2nd remote server host name) voldsik list >> list0
rsh (2nd remote server host name) volprint -A >> list0
cat list0 > weekly.txt (named like this for the Windows people)
rm list0
mailx user@isp.com < weekly.txt


The problem I am having is, When I use a remote shell, I am not able to get the disk status (voldisk list) or the disk mirroring status (volprint -A).
I get the following output:
voldisk: Command not found.
volprint: Command not found.


I need to get the status of the disks and have all the output placed in one file (list0) on one server and then emailed out. currently I have a basic scrip on 6 different servers meaning I am getting 6 different emails. I would like to have this all compiled and only one script on the 1st server.

Any help would be Appreciated!

 

[PHV]

Have you tried to call the voldisk and volprint utilities with full pathname ?

Hope This Helps, PH.
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[jehixson]

Thank you thank you thank you.

Now I can remove the script from all the servers except the first one.

BTW it works. I do not know why I did not think of this.

This is why these forums are so great.

 

[guggach]

jehixson
i know, this has no inpact, why not shell
have a look:

#!/bin/sh
USRLIST=user1,user2,user3,userN
SUBJECT=abcdefg

( voldisk list (status of all disks on the server)
.... more cmds
.... more cmds
.... more cmds
rsh (2nd remote server host name) find ....
) | mailx -s $SUBJECT $USRLIST

don't forget, RTFMP
guggach