shell script ssh login execute command

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shell script ssh login execute command

2021年11月8日 — Running a command over SSH is easy. Just put the command at the and of the SSH command. For example, to run echo Hello over SSH, with the user user and the ... ,2023年4月27日 — No, SSH only invokes a login shell when logging you into a shell, not when running a command. This means that if you want your login ... ,2011年11月8日 — If you want to run a script after any user logs into your server, you can achieve this by using the ForceCommand directive in the sshd_config ... ,2024年9月17日 — Describes how to run or execute a command using SSH with various command-line techniques on Linux, macOS, BSD, and Unix. ,2011年7月5日 — Just tell bash to execute ls and then itself in a login shell $ ssh user@host -t 'bash -l -c ls;bash'. ,2013年8月29日 — ssh destination -t 'command; bash -l' will execute the command and then start up a login shell when it completes. ,2014年3月16日 — Is there a way to structure a single command to login via SSH to a remote server and run a program on the remote login shell? ,2018年1月22日 — SSH has a way of executing a command instead of the login shell based on the private/public keys used in the connection. Just put command=” ... ,2012年12月18日 — There are multiple remote linux machines, and I need to write a shell script which will execute the same set of commands in each machine. ,2021年12月9日 — All of those options log in, execute the command, than log back out. I have see adding bash -l at the end of a chain of commands, but that ...

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Connect to ssh and run command in 1 script

2021年11月8日 — Running a command over SSH is easy. Just put the command at the and of the SSH command. For example, to run echo Hello over SSH, with the user user and the ...

https://askubuntu.com

Does ssh run commands (rather than shell itself) in a login ...

2023年4月27日 — No, SSH only invokes a login shell when logging you into a shell, not when running a command. This means that if you want your login ...

https://unix.stackexchange.com

How to automatically run commands on SSH login?

2011年11月8日 — If you want to run a script after any user logs into your server, you can achieve this by using the ForceCommand directive in the sshd_config ...

https://superuser.com

How To Run Execute Command Using SSH

2024年9月17日 — Describes how to run or execute a command using SSH with various command-line techniques on Linux, macOS, BSD, and Unix.

https://www.cyberciti.biz

Run Remote ssh command with Full Login Shell

2011年7月5日 — Just tell bash to execute ls and then itself in a login shell $ ssh user@host -t 'bash -l -c ls;bash'.

https://superuser.com

Run ssh and immediately execute command - bash

2013年8月29日 — ssh destination -t 'command; bash -l' will execute the command and then start up a login shell when it completes.

https://stackoverflow.com

Single command to login to SSH and run program?

2014年3月16日 — Is there a way to structure a single command to login via SSH to a remote server and run a program on the remote login shell?

https://unix.stackexchange.com

The commands in my scripts after the 'SSH' did not run. ...

2018年1月22日 — SSH has a way of executing a command instead of the login shell based on the private/public keys used in the connection. Just put command=” ...

https://www.quora.com

write a shell script to ssh to a remote machine and execute ...

2012年12月18日 — There are multiple remote linux machines, and I need to write a shell script which will execute the same set of commands in each machine.

https://stackoverflow.com

[SOLVED] log in via ssh, execute a command after success ...

2021年12月9日 — All of those options log in, execute the command, than log back out. I have see adding bash -l at the end of a chain of commands, but that ...

https://www.linuxquestions.org