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can you use ssh / scp with public key authentication from you master servers to the bunch?
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can you use ssh / scp with public key authentication from you master servers to the bunch?

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I have ssh key setup between my master server to the all servers. The question was help to scripting a loop to go out to all servers from my master server using a host list and ftp/scp/sftp whichever one and bring them all back down to my master server.
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I have ssh key setup between my master server to the all servers. The question was help to scripting a loop to go out to all servers from my master server using a host list and ftp/scp/sftp whichever one and bring them all back down to my master server.

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I have files that are in /data/reports/daily/* that I want to grab from a bunch of servers and ftp all to my master server to /daily/. Please help provide me a for loop to complete this task.
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I have files that are in /data/reports/daily/* that I want to grab from a bunch of servers and ftp all to my master server to /daily/. Please help provide me a for loop to complete this task.

Help script a for loop

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