Thanks Jamie and Maciej for your further explanation on this feature request.
I've figured out a patch which works in my case. Will try to send a pull request for Chef devs to review.
Thanks & Best Regards,Hui Hu
2012/5/3 Jamie Winsor < " target="_blank"> >I don't see how this is a useless feature. Without writing any additional code to scrub the output of Knife SSH or reading it yourself, how do you know if 1 out of the 400 nodes you just sent a command to failed?Command line tools should return with a status code which communicates to the user if their intentions were successful or not, and if possible, why (this is why we don't just have two exit codes - 0 or 1). As it is, Knife SSH fails silently when commanding multiple nodes.A non zero exit code with an output of nodes that did not execute their commands successfully sounds like a very fair request and how I would expect Knife SSH to behave.Hui Hu - it shouldn't be a terribly difficult task to get this done. You should sign the CLA and do the work if you want this ticket expedited.On Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at 2:51 AM, AJ Christensen wrote:
The feature sounds so incredibly useless you may have to contribute ityourself. Even then I'd be dubious about it being accepted apart fromsolely as a bug fix.You do not need an SSH-as-a-framework system.--AJOn 2 May 2012 20:17, Maciej Pasternacki < " target="_blank"> > wrote:BIG +1 on this.I'm using knife ssh to execute maintenance commands in parallel. Diagnostic output is hard to miss when there are many machines. Knife should at the very least exit a non-zero status, and optimally print at the end of the session list of machines with non-zero exit status (and the respective statuses).-- MOn May 2, 2012, at 7:53 , Hui Hu wrote:Hello,I've been using Chef for several months.Are Chef developers going to fix this ticket http://tickets.opscode.com/browse/CHEF-2627 (Knife SSH should return exit code based on whether or not ssh command is successful or not) ? I really want to know whether the command Chef::Knife::Bootstrap.run (which calls Chef::Knife::Ssh.run) is successful or not, so I can perform next step based on the result.Thanks & Best Regards,Hui Hu
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