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I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall --slf your.txt command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall --slf your.txt command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall --slf your.txt command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

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edited May 23, 2013 at 8:12

Anthon

I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall -S $(cat-slf your.txt) command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall -S $(cat your.txt) command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall --slf your.txt command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

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answered May 23, 2013 at 4:45

Anthon

I do use GNU parallel for that, most specifically you can use this recipe:

parallel --tag --nonall -S $(cat your.txt) command

With your.txt being the file with the server IP address/names.

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