pypdsh
Pdsh in Python version.
How to Use It?
Open your console, type pypdsh -h, you will see some parameters:
-h, --help --
show this help message and exit
-i IP, --ip=IP --
single ip or ip in format '192.168.1.[1-10,16,19,30-40]'
-I IP, --IP=IP --
ip(s) in CSV file: ip | username | password
-c COMMAND, --command=COMMAND --
single command or command in TXT file
-f FILE, --file=FILE --
file to transmit to each host
-g LOCALPATH, --get=LOCALPATH --
get file from remote host
-d DESTINATION, --destination=DESTINATION --
destination path of each host, and this path must be existing in host(s)
-p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD --
password of host(s)
-u USERNAME, --username=USERNAME --
username of host(s)
--log-level=LOG_LEVEL --
log level: INFO or ERROR
-v, -V, --version --
show version number of pypdsh and exit
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