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I have to run in a script; I have tried, but I'm not sure how to call the shell from server.



[root@server ~]# ssh storagenode
storagenode:> shell
Executing shell commands may invalidate your service contract. Continue? (Y/N) Y

Executing raw shell; "exit" to return to appliance shell ...
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You are entering the operating system shell. By confirming this action in |
| the appliance shell you have agreed that THIS ACTION MAY VOID ANY SUPPORT |
| AGREEMENT. If you do not agree to this -- or do not otherwise understand |
| what you are doing -- you should type "exit" at the shell prompt. EVERY |
| COMMAND THAT YOU EXECUTE HERE IS AUDITED, and support personnel may use |
| this audit trail to substantiate invalidating your support contract. The |
| operating system shell is NOT a supported mechanism for managing this |
| appliance, and COMMANDS EXECUTED HERE MAY DO IRREPARABLE HARM. |
| |
| NOTHING SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED HERE BY UNTRAINED SUPPORT PERSONNEL UNDER ANY |
| CIRCUMSTANCES. This appliance is a non-traditional operating system |
| environment, and expertise in a traditional operating system environment |
| in NO WAY constitutes training for supporting this appliance. THOSE WITH |
| EXPERTISE IN OTHER SYSTEMS -- HOWEVER SUPERFICIALLY SIMILAR -- ARE MORE |
| LIKELY TO MISTAKENLY EXECUTE OPERATIONS HERE THAT WILL DO IRREPARABLE |
| HARM. Unless you have been explicitly trained on supporting this |
| appliance via the operating system shell, you should immediately return |
| to the appliance shell. |
| |
| Type "exit" now to return to the appliance shell. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
storagenode#
storagenode# zpool list
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
test 64.1T 30.5T 33.6T 47% 1.00x ONLINE -
nfs 1.09T 119G 993G 10% 1.00x ONLINE -
storagenode# exit
logout
storagenode:> exit
Connection to storagenode closed.









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  • what exactly do you want done, and where did your attempt fail? Apart from the verbose warning, it appears that you successfully executed a "zpool list" command.
    – Jeff Schaller
    55 mins ago










  • i have to run this from server so if utilization is cross more then 80 then i will set the alert. [root@server ~]# ssh storage shell aksh: confirmation needed for scripted command (scripted commands must be prefixed with "confirm" to automatically confirm or "deny" to automatically deny) [root@server ~]#
    – pandi
    48 mins ago












  • @pandi You seem to be working with a very specific, non-standard appliance that is covered by a support agreement. It may be more straightforward to just ask the appliance vendor for support.
    – Haxiel
    34 mins ago
















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I have to run in a script; I have tried, but I'm not sure how to call the shell from server.



[root@server ~]# ssh storagenode
storagenode:> shell
Executing shell commands may invalidate your service contract. Continue? (Y/N) Y

Executing raw shell; "exit" to return to appliance shell ...
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You are entering the operating system shell. By confirming this action in |
| the appliance shell you have agreed that THIS ACTION MAY VOID ANY SUPPORT |
| AGREEMENT. If you do not agree to this -- or do not otherwise understand |
| what you are doing -- you should type "exit" at the shell prompt. EVERY |
| COMMAND THAT YOU EXECUTE HERE IS AUDITED, and support personnel may use |
| this audit trail to substantiate invalidating your support contract. The |
| operating system shell is NOT a supported mechanism for managing this |
| appliance, and COMMANDS EXECUTED HERE MAY DO IRREPARABLE HARM. |
| |
| NOTHING SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED HERE BY UNTRAINED SUPPORT PERSONNEL UNDER ANY |
| CIRCUMSTANCES. This appliance is a non-traditional operating system |
| environment, and expertise in a traditional operating system environment |
| in NO WAY constitutes training for supporting this appliance. THOSE WITH |
| EXPERTISE IN OTHER SYSTEMS -- HOWEVER SUPERFICIALLY SIMILAR -- ARE MORE |
| LIKELY TO MISTAKENLY EXECUTE OPERATIONS HERE THAT WILL DO IRREPARABLE |
| HARM. Unless you have been explicitly trained on supporting this |
| appliance via the operating system shell, you should immediately return |
| to the appliance shell. |
| |
| Type "exit" now to return to the appliance shell. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
storagenode#
storagenode# zpool list
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
test 64.1T 30.5T 33.6T 47% 1.00x ONLINE -
nfs 1.09T 119G 993G 10% 1.00x ONLINE -
storagenode# exit
logout
storagenode:> exit
Connection to storagenode closed.









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  • what exactly do you want done, and where did your attempt fail? Apart from the verbose warning, it appears that you successfully executed a "zpool list" command.
    – Jeff Schaller
    55 mins ago










  • i have to run this from server so if utilization is cross more then 80 then i will set the alert. [root@server ~]# ssh storage shell aksh: confirmation needed for scripted command (scripted commands must be prefixed with "confirm" to automatically confirm or "deny" to automatically deny) [root@server ~]#
    – pandi
    48 mins ago












  • @pandi You seem to be working with a very specific, non-standard appliance that is covered by a support agreement. It may be more straightforward to just ask the appliance vendor for support.
    – Haxiel
    34 mins ago














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I have to run in a script; I have tried, but I'm not sure how to call the shell from server.



[root@server ~]# ssh storagenode
storagenode:> shell
Executing shell commands may invalidate your service contract. Continue? (Y/N) Y

Executing raw shell; "exit" to return to appliance shell ...
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You are entering the operating system shell. By confirming this action in |
| the appliance shell you have agreed that THIS ACTION MAY VOID ANY SUPPORT |
| AGREEMENT. If you do not agree to this -- or do not otherwise understand |
| what you are doing -- you should type "exit" at the shell prompt. EVERY |
| COMMAND THAT YOU EXECUTE HERE IS AUDITED, and support personnel may use |
| this audit trail to substantiate invalidating your support contract. The |
| operating system shell is NOT a supported mechanism for managing this |
| appliance, and COMMANDS EXECUTED HERE MAY DO IRREPARABLE HARM. |
| |
| NOTHING SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED HERE BY UNTRAINED SUPPORT PERSONNEL UNDER ANY |
| CIRCUMSTANCES. This appliance is a non-traditional operating system |
| environment, and expertise in a traditional operating system environment |
| in NO WAY constitutes training for supporting this appliance. THOSE WITH |
| EXPERTISE IN OTHER SYSTEMS -- HOWEVER SUPERFICIALLY SIMILAR -- ARE MORE |
| LIKELY TO MISTAKENLY EXECUTE OPERATIONS HERE THAT WILL DO IRREPARABLE |
| HARM. Unless you have been explicitly trained on supporting this |
| appliance via the operating system shell, you should immediately return |
| to the appliance shell. |
| |
| Type "exit" now to return to the appliance shell. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
storagenode#
storagenode# zpool list
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
test 64.1T 30.5T 33.6T 47% 1.00x ONLINE -
nfs 1.09T 119G 993G 10% 1.00x ONLINE -
storagenode# exit
logout
storagenode:> exit
Connection to storagenode closed.









share|improve this question















I have to run in a script; I have tried, but I'm not sure how to call the shell from server.



[root@server ~]# ssh storagenode
storagenode:> shell
Executing shell commands may invalidate your service contract. Continue? (Y/N) Y

Executing raw shell; "exit" to return to appliance shell ...
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You are entering the operating system shell. By confirming this action in |
| the appliance shell you have agreed that THIS ACTION MAY VOID ANY SUPPORT |
| AGREEMENT. If you do not agree to this -- or do not otherwise understand |
| what you are doing -- you should type "exit" at the shell prompt. EVERY |
| COMMAND THAT YOU EXECUTE HERE IS AUDITED, and support personnel may use |
| this audit trail to substantiate invalidating your support contract. The |
| operating system shell is NOT a supported mechanism for managing this |
| appliance, and COMMANDS EXECUTED HERE MAY DO IRREPARABLE HARM. |
| |
| NOTHING SHOULD BE ATTEMPTED HERE BY UNTRAINED SUPPORT PERSONNEL UNDER ANY |
| CIRCUMSTANCES. This appliance is a non-traditional operating system |
| environment, and expertise in a traditional operating system environment |
| in NO WAY constitutes training for supporting this appliance. THOSE WITH |
| EXPERTISE IN OTHER SYSTEMS -- HOWEVER SUPERFICIALLY SIMILAR -- ARE MORE |
| LIKELY TO MISTAKENLY EXECUTE OPERATIONS HERE THAT WILL DO IRREPARABLE |
| HARM. Unless you have been explicitly trained on supporting this |
| appliance via the operating system shell, you should immediately return |
| to the appliance shell. |
| |
| Type "exit" now to return to the appliance shell. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
storagenode#
storagenode# zpool list
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
test 64.1T 30.5T 33.6T 47% 1.00x ONLINE -
nfs 1.09T 119G 993G 10% 1.00x ONLINE -
storagenode# exit
logout
storagenode:> exit
Connection to storagenode closed.






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  • what exactly do you want done, and where did your attempt fail? Apart from the verbose warning, it appears that you successfully executed a "zpool list" command.
    – Jeff Schaller
    55 mins ago










  • i have to run this from server so if utilization is cross more then 80 then i will set the alert. [root@server ~]# ssh storage shell aksh: confirmation needed for scripted command (scripted commands must be prefixed with "confirm" to automatically confirm or "deny" to automatically deny) [root@server ~]#
    – pandi
    48 mins ago












  • @pandi You seem to be working with a very specific, non-standard appliance that is covered by a support agreement. It may be more straightforward to just ask the appliance vendor for support.
    – Haxiel
    34 mins ago


















  • what exactly do you want done, and where did your attempt fail? Apart from the verbose warning, it appears that you successfully executed a "zpool list" command.
    – Jeff Schaller
    55 mins ago










  • i have to run this from server so if utilization is cross more then 80 then i will set the alert. [root@server ~]# ssh storage shell aksh: confirmation needed for scripted command (scripted commands must be prefixed with "confirm" to automatically confirm or "deny" to automatically deny) [root@server ~]#
    – pandi
    48 mins ago












  • @pandi You seem to be working with a very specific, non-standard appliance that is covered by a support agreement. It may be more straightforward to just ask the appliance vendor for support.
    – Haxiel
    34 mins ago
















what exactly do you want done, and where did your attempt fail? Apart from the verbose warning, it appears that you successfully executed a "zpool list" command.
– Jeff Schaller
55 mins ago




what exactly do you want done, and where did your attempt fail? Apart from the verbose warning, it appears that you successfully executed a "zpool list" command.
– Jeff Schaller
55 mins ago












i have to run this from server so if utilization is cross more then 80 then i will set the alert. [root@server ~]# ssh storage shell aksh: confirmation needed for scripted command (scripted commands must be prefixed with "confirm" to automatically confirm or "deny" to automatically deny) [root@server ~]#
– pandi
48 mins ago






i have to run this from server so if utilization is cross more then 80 then i will set the alert. [root@server ~]# ssh storage shell aksh: confirmation needed for scripted command (scripted commands must be prefixed with "confirm" to automatically confirm or "deny" to automatically deny) [root@server ~]#
– pandi
48 mins ago














@pandi You seem to be working with a very specific, non-standard appliance that is covered by a support agreement. It may be more straightforward to just ask the appliance vendor for support.
– Haxiel
34 mins ago




@pandi You seem to be working with a very specific, non-standard appliance that is covered by a support agreement. It may be more straightforward to just ask the appliance vendor for support.
– Haxiel
34 mins ago










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You could use a here-document to send the four commands into the ssh call, then use awk to extract the information you need:



ssh storagenode << EOF | awk '/ ONLINE / { if (match($0, "[[:digit:]]+%")) if (substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH-1) > 80) print }'
shell
Y
zpool list
exit
EOF


The outer wrapping of ssh storagenode << EOF followed by the four commands and EOF simply pipe those four commands into the ssh session. The output of that ssh session is then piped through the awk script. The awk script searches for lines that contain the string ONLINE (as a simple indication that we're looking at zpool output), then additionally searches for the percent utilization in that line. If that utilization is greater than 80, the matching line is printed.






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    You could use a here-document to send the four commands into the ssh call, then use awk to extract the information you need:



    ssh storagenode << EOF | awk '/ ONLINE / { if (match($0, "[[:digit:]]+%")) if (substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH-1) > 80) print }'
    shell
    Y
    zpool list
    exit
    EOF


    The outer wrapping of ssh storagenode << EOF followed by the four commands and EOF simply pipe those four commands into the ssh session. The output of that ssh session is then piped through the awk script. The awk script searches for lines that contain the string ONLINE (as a simple indication that we're looking at zpool output), then additionally searches for the percent utilization in that line. If that utilization is greater than 80, the matching line is printed.






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      You could use a here-document to send the four commands into the ssh call, then use awk to extract the information you need:



      ssh storagenode << EOF | awk '/ ONLINE / { if (match($0, "[[:digit:]]+%")) if (substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH-1) > 80) print }'
      shell
      Y
      zpool list
      exit
      EOF


      The outer wrapping of ssh storagenode << EOF followed by the four commands and EOF simply pipe those four commands into the ssh session. The output of that ssh session is then piped through the awk script. The awk script searches for lines that contain the string ONLINE (as a simple indication that we're looking at zpool output), then additionally searches for the percent utilization in that line. If that utilization is greater than 80, the matching line is printed.






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        You could use a here-document to send the four commands into the ssh call, then use awk to extract the information you need:



        ssh storagenode << EOF | awk '/ ONLINE / { if (match($0, "[[:digit:]]+%")) if (substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH-1) > 80) print }'
        shell
        Y
        zpool list
        exit
        EOF


        The outer wrapping of ssh storagenode << EOF followed by the four commands and EOF simply pipe those four commands into the ssh session. The output of that ssh session is then piped through the awk script. The awk script searches for lines that contain the string ONLINE (as a simple indication that we're looking at zpool output), then additionally searches for the percent utilization in that line. If that utilization is greater than 80, the matching line is printed.






        share|improve this answer












        You could use a here-document to send the four commands into the ssh call, then use awk to extract the information you need:



        ssh storagenode << EOF | awk '/ ONLINE / { if (match($0, "[[:digit:]]+%")) if (substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH-1) > 80) print }'
        shell
        Y
        zpool list
        exit
        EOF


        The outer wrapping of ssh storagenode << EOF followed by the four commands and EOF simply pipe those four commands into the ssh session. The output of that ssh session is then piped through the awk script. The awk script searches for lines that contain the string ONLINE (as a simple indication that we're looking at zpool output), then additionally searches for the percent utilization in that line. If that utilization is greater than 80, the matching line is printed.







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