file move

tempsample — Thu, 13 Mar 2014 03:25:13 GMT

for HOST in `cat /tmp/newhostdetails.txt` -- #since i am running from other OS ,I used evil cat.
do
echo $HOST
echo "#########"
ssh -q -o ConnectTimeout=60 user@$HOST ls -l /tmp/*.02.19.2014.output.tar.gz
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "host $HOST not responding"
STAT="*file not available*"
else
echo "host $HOST responding"
STAT="*file available*"
scp -p user@$i:/tmp/*.02.19.2014.output.tar.gz /tmp/deout
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "tar output not colletced"
TARSTAT="*not collected*"
else
echo "tar output collected"
TARSTAT="collected"
fi
echo "|${HOST} ${STAT} ${TARSTAT}|" >> /tmp/deoliteoutput.txt
fi
done

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I am using the above script to check *.02.19.2014.output.tar.gz.

if file name "*.02.19.2014.output.tar.gz" exists it has to scp the file to /tmp/deout.

but i am getting the error at scp -p user@$i:/tmp/*.02.19.2014.output.tar.gz /tmp/deout

$i is not read at line scp -p user@$i:/tmp/*.02.19.2014.output.tar.gz /tmp/deout.

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Re: file move

RJHall — Wed, 12 Mar 2014 16:28:38 GMT

Where are you setting 'i' ?

Re: file move

Patrick Wallek — Wed, 12 Mar 2014 18:18:21 GMT

You say "for HOST in ..." but then use $i in your SCP / SSH commands. You should probably use $HOST

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