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Reusing ssh session for repeated rsync commands [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Using an already established SSH channel
I have a remote server accessible via a chain of SSH proxies. The resulting channel is wide and fast enough, but setting it up takes a ...
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Copy over ssh and execute commands in one session [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Using an already established SSH channel
Here is my sync script:
ssh [email protected] /etc/init.d/some_service stop
scp [email protected]:/var/some_service/events ./events
scp ....
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Access remote services as if local using single SSH connection [duplicate]
Is it possible to create a single SSH tunnel to address a remote host like it was sitting on the local system, eg. type the following pseudo-examples locally and achieve the desired effect:
Copy ...
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Bash: interactive remote prompt
I have a script which connects to a remote server and check if some package is installed:
ssh root@server 'bash -s' < myscript.sh
myscript.sh:
OUT=`rpm -qa | grep ntpdate`
if [ "$OUT" != "" ] ; ...
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How to write a bash script, that logs onto an other machine to do stuff?
Is it possible to write a bash script, that
would be started from machine A, logs in on a different machine B by ssh (both machines A and B would be Linux-Machines),
copys some files on to machine B
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scp files from multiple directories on local to multiple directories on remote in one command
I need to copy some files from multiple local directories to multiple remote directories.
The command:
scp -v /file/source1/* username@host_server:/file/destination1
scp -v /file/source2/* username@...
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using scp renaming all files
I am sending files from one server to another using scp . I need to rename files after sending that .So I use following command for each file
scp original-hc.db user@host:/dir/original-hc_1.db
I want ...
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gvim on RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) install in home directory
How to install gvim on a RHEL server that doesn't have it (for use with SSH with X11 forwarding*)? No sudo access is available, so it has to be in the user's home directory.
*Getting all the ...
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Opening files from Ubuntu server over ssh from Mac Terminal
So I SSH into a Ubuntu server and try to open the file in a Mac program (Coda) and get an error:
Couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console
Using the command
open myfile.html
This works ...
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rsync'ing multiple {src,dest} pairs
I have a remote server on which I am deploying code. I am currently using scp to upload code, but scp is very slow and I'd like to switch to rsync (or something else which is more efficient). The ...
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Execute bash commands over SSH while staying in interactive mode afterwards
Probably it is a weird thing I would like to achieve but:
I would like to SSH to a remote host and then execute some bash commands like "alias" automatically to use them afterwards in an interactive ...
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Copying a file using SSH over a tunnel with cert forwarding
I need to find a way to copy files from mymachine to a server priv-server sitting on a private NATted network via a server pub-server with a public IP. The behind-NAT machine priv-server only has ...
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Scp command over ssh without password in script
Here is my problem:
I would like to perform scp command after ssh to remote server without typing any passwords. I describe my steps.
My first steps were:
ssh-keygen -t rsa and
local@host$ ssh-...
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Execute multiple ssh commands with different switch
I have a bash script for copying two files from a remote machine (that I cannot control), stored in a a path that needs root access. Here it is:
ssh administrator@host "mkdir ${DIR}"
ssh -t ...
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Automatically entering ssh password from Busybox terminal
I currently am attempting to reboot a modem via ssh using a bash script. For reasons I don't feel like explaining, I NEED to start on an ubuntu server computer, ssh into a setup running busybox 1.21.1 ...
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