Unable to take user input command in pssh command
I am trying to get the OS command from user input and export and use in function, like below
export command5=date
export command4=uname
Its working in below command
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i "$command5;$command4"
[1] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server1
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
[2] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server2
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
But didn't work when trying to keep commands in one line
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(command5), $(command4)'
[1] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server1
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
[2] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server2
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
But same is working in keeping commands instead of command5 & command4
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(date), $(uname)'
[1] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server1
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
[2] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server2
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
bash
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I am trying to get the OS command from user input and export and use in function, like below
export command5=date
export command4=uname
Its working in below command
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i "$command5;$command4"
[1] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server1
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
[2] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server2
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
But didn't work when trying to keep commands in one line
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(command5), $(command4)'
[1] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server1
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
[2] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server2
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
But same is working in keeping commands instead of command5 & command4
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(date), $(uname)'
[1] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server1
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
[2] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server2
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
bash
asked 8 mins ago
Sin15Sin15
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I am trying to get the OS command from user input and export and use in function, like below
export command5=date
export command4=uname
Its working in below command
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i "$command5;$command4"
[1] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server1
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
[2] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server2
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
But didn't work when trying to keep commands in one line
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(command5), $(command4)'
[1] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server1
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
[2] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server2
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
But same is working in keeping commands instead of command5 & command4
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(date), $(uname)'
[1] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server1
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
[2] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server2
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
bash
asked 8 mins ago
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I am trying to get the OS command from user input and export and use in function, like below
export command5=date
export command4=uname
Its working in below command
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i "$command5;$command4"
[1] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server1
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
[2] 04:17:06 [SUCCESS] Server2
Mon Jan 28 03:17:06 UTC 2019
Linux
But didn't work when trying to keep commands in one line
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(command5), $(command4)'
[1] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server1
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
[2] 04:26:45 [SUCCESS] Server2
, ,
Stderr: bash: command5: command not found
bash: command4: command not found
But same is working in keeping commands instead of command5 & command4
pssh -h /tmp/cus6 -i 'echo $(echo ), $(date), $(uname)'
[1] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server1
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
[2] 04:30:01 [SUCCESS] Server2
, Mon Jan 28 03:30:01 UTC 2019, Linux
bash
bash
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