parmentelat
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7 years ago You are comparing 2 things that are a little different
- the default behaviour of pssh is to show you only one line per host, telling you if the command succeeded or not
- the default behaviour of apssh, OTOH, is to show you all the output/stderr of the remote commands, nothing but the output; this is why you see
test.localin one output and not the other
apssh won't have a mode that does exactly what pssh does in this case; you could get something similar by using the -o option to redirect the outputs, and the -m option to gather return codes
It is not exactly what you're asking for, but the closest to it without altering the code
I will keep this issue open, so that I can try and improve this next time I work on this module
let me show a commad example
pssh's output will show three down status hosts(192.168.14.10 , 192.168.14.21, 192.168.14.29) with failure, but apssh's output show nothing about them's status.