[manjusha1900]

Hi All,

I have 3 servers for 3 function:development,web,and respository purpose.
I am generating a shell script where the script runs in one server and ssh to other 2 servers and fetch their system date and mail a report.
for this i read the 3 server names from dev server and assign it to variable $SERVER, then execute the command ssh $SERVER date 2>/dev/null in a for loop like below:
cat <<!
repo_server
devt_server
web_server
!
)
do
SERVER=$(echo $ENV_SERVER | awk -F',' '{print $2}')
echo "Current system date: $(ssh $SERVER date 2>/dev/null) "



But problem is it prints the current date of the first server in the list "rep_server" for all 3 servers and not their respective ones.I tried the command directly as well and it does nto fetch the date of the remote servers.

[LKBrwn_DBA]

try this:

SRVARR="repo_server devt_server web_server"
for SERVER in $SRVARR
do
  echo -n "$SERVER Current system date: "
  ssh $SERVER "date"
done

[manjusha1900]

Still it gives the date of the web_server/repo_server which is in MST and not CST time of ETL_server.Not sure why.Could it be the way it is setup in a cluster?

[SimonJM]

What do you get from each server when you run the date command on each of them, manually from the command line?