ssh in for loop and excute command as su
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kamal@shell001:~ $ for i in `cat FILE`;do ssh $i -l localadmin 'su;ipmitool bmc reset cold';done
localadmin@server1's password:
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
Can someone please suggest how to execute ssh and switch to su and run any command. Thanks you
I am using Debian 4.1.35-1 (debian-kernel@lists.debian.org).
sudo doesn't work.
server1# su;ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
server1# su|ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su|ipmitool
server1# su
root@server11:~#
Command after su with semicolon is not working. After switching as root, the command works.
debian
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kamal@shell001:~ $ for i in `cat FILE`;do ssh $i -l localadmin 'su;ipmitool bmc reset cold';done
localadmin@server1's password:
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
Can someone please suggest how to execute ssh and switch to su and run any command. Thanks you
I am using Debian 4.1.35-1 (debian-kernel@lists.debian.org).
sudo doesn't work.
server1# su;ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
server1# su|ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su|ipmitool
server1# su
root@server11:~#
Command after su with semicolon is not working. After switching as root, the command works.
debian
edited May 9 at 7:28
GAD3R
22.1k154891
asked May 8 at 23:05
Kamal Sahoo
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1) Please format your question and 2) did you trywhereis su? and alsoman suas you are not using it properly, but at the same time it is difficult to understand what you want to do. Are you mixingsuwithsudomaybe?
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:15
Add relevant information into the text of your question that you can edit, not as comments.
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May 8 at 23:20
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kamal@shell001:~ $ for i in `cat FILE`;do ssh $i -l localadmin 'su;ipmitool bmc reset cold';done
localadmin@server1's password:
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
Can someone please suggest how to execute ssh and switch to su and run any command. Thanks you
I am using Debian 4.1.35-1 (debian-kernel@lists.debian.org).
sudo doesn't work.
server1# su;ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
server1# su|ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su|ipmitool
server1# su
root@server11:~#
Command after su with semicolon is not working. After switching as root, the command works.
debian
edited May 9 at 7:28
GAD3R
22.1k154891
asked May 8 at 23:05
Kamal Sahoo
32
kamal@shell001:~ $ for i in `cat FILE`;do ssh $i -l localadmin 'su;ipmitool bmc reset cold';done
localadmin@server1's password:
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
Can someone please suggest how to execute ssh and switch to su and run any command. Thanks you
I am using Debian 4.1.35-1 (debian-kernel@lists.debian.org).
sudo doesn't work.
server1# su;ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su;ipmitool
server1# su|ipmitool mc info
Unknown command: su|ipmitool
server1# su
root@server11:~#
Command after su with semicolon is not working. After switching as root, the command works.
debian
edited May 9 at 7:28
GAD3R
22.1k154891
asked May 8 at 23:05
Kamal Sahoo
32
edited May 9 at 7:28
GAD3R
22.1k154891
edited May 9 at 7:28
GAD3R
22.1k154891
edited May 9 at 7:28
GAD3R
22.1k154891
22.1k154891
asked May 8 at 23:05
Kamal Sahoo
32
asked May 8 at 23:05
Kamal Sahoo
32
asked May 8 at 23:05
Kamal Sahoo
32
32
1) Please format your question and 2) did you trywhereis su? and alsoman suas you are not using it properly, but at the same time it is difficult to understand what you want to do. Are you mixingsuwithsudomaybe?
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:15
Add relevant information into the text of your question that you can edit, not as comments.
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:20
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1) Please format your question and 2) did you trywhereis su? and alsoman suas you are not using it properly, but at the same time it is difficult to understand what you want to do. Are you mixingsuwithsudomaybe?
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:15
Add relevant information into the text of your question that you can edit, not as comments.
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:20
1) Please format your question and 2) did you try
whereis su? and also man su as you are not using it properly, but at the same time it is difficult to understand what you want to do. Are you mixing su with sudo maybe?– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:15
1) Please format your question and 2) did you try
whereis su? and also man su as you are not using it properly, but at the same time it is difficult to understand what you want to do. Are you mixing su with sudo maybe?– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:15
Add relevant information into the text of your question that you can edit, not as comments.
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:20
Add relevant information into the text of your question that you can edit, not as comments.
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May 8 at 23:20
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Shell operators only work in a shell.
ssh ... sh -c '...;...'
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
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for i incat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.
– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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Shell operators only work in a shell.
ssh ... sh -c '...;...'
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
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for i incat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.
– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
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up vote
1
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Shell operators only work in a shell.
ssh ... sh -c '...;...'
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
32k66780
for i incat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.
– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
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up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Shell operators only work in a shell.
ssh ... sh -c '...;...'
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
32k66780
Shell operators only work in a shell.
ssh ... sh -c '...;...'
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
32k66780
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
32k66780
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
32k66780
answered May 8 at 23:17
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
32k66780
32k66780
for i incat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.
– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
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for i incat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.
– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
for i in
cat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
for i in
cat FILE;do ssh localadmin@$i "su -c 'ipmitool bmc reset cold'";done Thank you it's working.– Kamal Sahoo
May 8 at 23:49
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1) Please format your question and 2) did you try
whereis su? and alsoman suas you are not using it properly, but at the same time it is difficult to understand what you want to do. Are you mixingsuwithsudomaybe?– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:15
Add relevant information into the text of your question that you can edit, not as comments.
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:20