[SOLVED] i have linux server client env. and thus i want one script
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i have linux server client env. and thus i want one script
Hi ,
I have server name x on that server i want to run the script which connect to the all client with cron job and check that procee on client is runing or not add details client wise in one txt file date and time stamp.
e.g on server 10.112.97.101
i am taking ssh 10.112.97.102 -- client.
and execute the ps -wef | grep Process name
which do automatically on every 10 min use of the script and cronjob.
onthe serever datatime.txt and contain of the
datetime.txt is
client1 - service is ok
client2 - service is down with time ....
client3 - service is ok
This is not the approach that will give you a good result. LinuxQuestions users are not in the habit of providing ready to go solutions but are at their best resolving problems.
Keeping that in mind, best thing for you to do is post what you have tried so far, where it's failing, what processes you want to monitor, what distributions you are using (all the same or different), and so on.
The more information you provide the better we can help you.
This is not the approach that will give you a good result. LinuxQuestions users are not in the habit of providing ready to go solutions but are at their best resolving problems.
Keeping that in mind, best thing for you to do is post what you have tried so far, where it's failing, what processes you want to monitor, what distributions you are using (all the same or different), and so on.
The more information you provide the better we can help you.
Ok, and how about answering the other questions like what distro / version, same on all remote machines or different, what form of connection (SSH, Telnet, directly to DB server, ...), authentication depending on form of connection, ...
And most important, what have you written/tried/tested yourself and where and how is it failing?
As stated before, YOU will have to put in most of the work, don't expect a ready made solution from LQ users.
Ok, and how about answering the other questions like what distro / version, same on all remote machines or different, what form of connection (SSH, Telnet, directly to DB server, ...), authentication depending on form of connection, ...
And most important, what have you written/tried/tested yourself and where and how is it failing?
As stated before, YOU will have to put in most of the work, don't expect a ready made solution from LQ users.
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