I am working on three different issues so I have cloned source code in three different directories.
1) /nobackup/vivek/dev1/<source_code>..
2) /nobackup/vivek/dev2/<source_code>..
3) /nobackup/vivek/dev3/<source_code>..
I have made few aliases in .bashrc file for few modules so that I can jump to them quickly. I have used environmental variable named as CDR whose value can be dev1, dev2 or dev3 depending on which issue and directory I am working.
Example of one of the alias from my .bashrc file
alias acl='cd /nobackup/vivek/$CDR/<source_code>../acl'
Right now I have to change the value of the environmental variable manually. For example , if I want to work on issue no. 3 then I have to export the environmental variable CDR to dev3.
export CDR=dev3.
Because for issue no. 3, I should be under dev3 folder i.e. /nobackup/vivek/dev3/<source_code>..
Similary if I am working on issue no. 1 or 2 I have to export the environmental variable manually to dev1 or dev2
export CDR=dev1 or export CDR=dev2
I thought to set the environmental variable CDR at the time of ssh itself. I have tried below command to accomplish that
ssh -t [email protected] 'export CDR=dev1'
or
ssh -t [email protected] 'export CDR=dev2'
When I execute the above ssh commands, my connection gets terminated as soon as I enter the password.
[email protected]'s password:
Connection to 122.11.33.21 closed.
Can anyone please help me here. I am not sure why my connection getting terminated. Is there any other way by which I can set my env variable at the time of login itself.
