RE: [Ssh-sftp-perl-users] Executing Command FIles (KSH) not Simply One-line Commands

[Sander P. <San...@da...>]

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How remote is remote? You could use a simple file share (nfs) to make
the scripts available to all your servers. Otherwise you could scp the
scripts into place before executing them. On the other hand when things
get to convoluted it may be a good indication that the strategy is
flawed. Expecting ksh scripts to run remotely is a bit far fetched. It
may be time to convert the ksh scripts into proper Perl scripts that run
centraly and execute their commands remotely via ssh.=20
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Let us know some of the restrictions/motivations that are in place so we
can help you more,
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    Sander

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Subject: [Ssh-sftp-perl-users] Executing Command FIles (KSH) not Simply
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I'm running into a situation here where I need to connect to remote
servers using this module and be able to execute kron shell file
commands i.e. .ksh. The idea here is to be able to do it while these ksh
files are residing locally where the perl code is run and not on the
remote servers. This is to centralized the code all in one location.=20
- Can this be done?
- If not, can any one suggest workarounds or other solutions?
- How do admins manage the code that needs to run on 100's of remote
servers ?