Issue
I have 3 EC2 instances with as OS Centos7. I've installed parallel on one of the instances (server1).
It's possible to acces so no SSH issue
ssh [email protected] date
gave me the date.
ssh $SERVER echo works
works
Here I've created a ALL_SERVERS -file which contains the hostnames of my servers ([email protected]).
Now I've written a short bash-script with the name test:
#!/bin/bash
echo 'hello'
I want to run this script (started on server1). also on server2 and server3 at the same time.
parallel ./test.sh --sshloginfile ALL_SERVERS
But it's just showing Academic tradition requires you to cite works you base your article on....
And after a few enters it's showing hello (only on my server1).
Can someone explaining what I'm doing wrong.
EDIT: Also tried it without the file:
parallel --sshlogin [email protected] echo hello
output: bash: line 0: exec: perl: not found
I tried this too:
parallel --tag --nonall --slf ALL_SERVERS
Now I get:
[email protected] bash: line 0: exec: perl: not found
[email protected] bash: line 0: exec: perl: not found
Solution
This:
parallel ./test.sh --sshloginfile ALL_SERVERS
is not the same as:
parallel --sshloginfile ALL_SERVERS ./test.sh
You want the last.
perl
must be installed on the workers.
ssh remote perl -e \''print "OK\n"'\'
must return OK.
Answered By - Ole Tange Answer Checked By - Gilberto Lyons (WPSolving Admin)