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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.




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  • 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?
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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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  • 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












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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.





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  • 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
















  • 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















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.
– Patrick Mevzek
May 8 at 23:20










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ssh ... sh -c '...;...'





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    May 8 at 23:49












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