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The ".bashrc" file is only processed within "interactive shells". There are multiple question around the Stack Exchange network:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198378/ssh-command-execution-doesnt-consider-bashrc-bash-login-ssh-rc
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1615877/why-aliases-in-a-non-interactive-bash-shell-do-not-work
• ssh, start a specific shell, and run a command on the remote machine?

There are two options for you: modify bash settings on the server or startup your ssh command with a prefix.

The ".bashrc" file is only processed within "interactive shells". There are multiple question around the Stack Exchange network:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198378/ssh-command-execution-doesnt-consider-bashrc-bash-login-ssh-rc
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1615877/why-aliases-in-a-non-interactive-bash-shell-do-not-work
• ssh, start a specific shell, and run a command on the remote machine?

There are two options for you: modify bash settings on the server or startup your ssh command with a prefix.

The ".bashrc" file is only processed within "interactive shells". There are multiple question around the Stack Exchange network:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198378/ssh-command-execution-doesnt-consider-bashrc-bash-login-ssh-rc
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1615877/why-aliases-in-a-non-interactive-bash-shell-do-not-work
• ssh, start a specific shell, and run a command on the remote machine?

There are two options for you: modify bash settings on the server or startup your ssh command with a prefix.

The ".bashrc" file is only processed within "interactive shells". There are multiple question around the Stack Exchange network:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198378/ssh-command-execution-doesnt-consider-bashrc-bash-login-ssh-rc
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1615877/why-aliases-in-a-non-interactive-bash-shell-do-not-work
• ssh, start a specific shell, and run a command on the remote machine?

There are two options for you: modify bash settings on the server or startup your ssh command with a prefix.

The ".bashrc" file is only processed within "interactive shells", there are multiple question around the "stack exchange network" :

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198378/ssh-command-execution-doesnt-consider-bashrc-bash-login-ssh-rc
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1615877/why-aliases-in-a-non-interactive-bash-shell-do-not-work
• ssh, start a specific shell, and run a command on the remote machine?

There are two options for you, modify bash settings on the server or startup your ssh command with a prefix.

The ".bashrc" file is only processed within "interactive shells". There are multiple question around the Stack Exchange network:

• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198378/ssh-command-execution-doesnt-consider-bashrc-bash-login-ssh-rc
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1615877/why-aliases-in-a-non-interactive-bash-shell-do-not-work
• ssh, start a specific shell, and run a command on the remote machine?

There are two options for you: modify bash settings on the server or startup your ssh command with a prefix.