I am new to Linux as a whole and so far I have not found a solution to this that isnt clumsy at best. I have a Windows background and so I am accustomed to running commands on one server that access text files on multiple systems in the same domain.
Example of what is processed in Windows:
find "Some text" \\ServerName01\c$\inetpub\*.log
find "Some text" \\ServerName02\c$\inetpub\*.log
find "Some text" \\ServerName03\c$\inetpub\*.log
Example of what I would LIKE to do in Linux:
sed 's/SomeText/OtherText/p //ServerName01/var/opt/somefolder/*.log
sed 's/SomeText/OtherText/p //ServerName02/var/opt/somefolder/*.log
sed 's/SomeText/OtherText/p //ServerName03/var/opt/somefolder/*.log
What is the best way to do the above in Linux, or is it even possible?
Thanks!
请参阅pssh和pscp套件,您可以在许多远程服务器上运行命令: http : //www.theether.org/pssh/
pssh or cssh would work
pssh provides a number of commands for executing against a group of computers, using SSH. It's most useful for operating on clusters of homogenously-configured hosts.
there is a lot of way for doing it :
cat serverlist | xargs -i ssh {} " grep \\"some text\\" yourfilepaths"
which helps if you use ssh keys pairs
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