ssh script 1

[bigmac13]

i need to run a shell script that does the following:

ssh to a machine on our local network and run 3 shutdown scripts. (and then another script that does the same thing but runs the startup script instead)

i've already got ssh set up with public/private keys and no pass phrase...

i've been able to get it to ssh and execute 1 command, but then it executes the other 2 commands on the local computer.

 

[galger]

I don't have answer to your question right now..
May I see an example of this program..


Thanks,
Galger.

 

[marsd]

http://expect.nist.gov

 

[AHinMaine]

Perl has an expect module as well. You can read some discussion on it here:

http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=262409

--
Andy

http://www.nachoz.com

 

[tarn]

Ok I'm only testing from a localhost ssh with private/public keys (for its self) but it works like this for me:

ssh -v localhost "ls -al /tmp; who; ping -c 5 192.168.1.1"

The -v shows verbose so I can tell when it drops away from the ssh session .... and this first logs in with out password ... prints a ls of tmp ... then does a who .. then pings my router 5 times and then closes the ssh session and returns.

The " (quotes) holds the string of commands together and the ; (semicolon) splits them into a chain of commands to be run one after each other.

Otherwise why not lust place a script on the remote server that does the three commands and call that one script remotly from ssh?

Good Luck,
Laurie.