How to run a command automatically everytime I log into a remote server via ssh without disconnecting the session

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I am trying to have my ssh set up using this answer



I am using the command:



sshpass -p myrealpassword ssh byteme@byteme.com.au -t 'cd web && git status'



It is working OK and I am able to run a command everytime I log in but I get an error message:



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right after running the remote command.



How can I run this command without getting kicked out of my ssh session?






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I am trying to have my ssh set up using this answer



I am using the command:



sshpass -p myrealpassword ssh byteme@byteme.com.au -t 'cd web && git status'



It is working OK and I am able to run a command everytime I log in but I get an error message:



Connection to byteme.com.au closed.



right after running the remote command.



How can I run this command without getting kicked out of my ssh session?






linux centos







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I am trying to have my ssh set up using this answer



I am using the command:



sshpass -p myrealpassword ssh byteme@byteme.com.au -t 'cd web && git status'



It is working OK and I am able to run a command everytime I log in but I get an error message:



Connection to byteme.com.au closed.



right after running the remote command.



How can I run this command without getting kicked out of my ssh session?






linux centos







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I am trying to have my ssh set up using this answer



I am using the command:



sshpass -p myrealpassword ssh byteme@byteme.com.au -t 'cd web && git status'



It is working OK and I am able to run a command everytime I log in but I get an error message:



Connection to byteme.com.au closed.



right after running the remote command.



How can I run this command without getting kicked out of my ssh session?






linux centos




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  • maybe to use daemon?
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When you pass a command to SSH the way you're doing, it does not run a shell, it runs only the command you passed. You can try to attach to a "new" shell by adding a && bash -i to the end of your command, though that will give you a shell with some unexpected behaviors, or you can simply add those commands to your .bashrc or .bash_profile files to be executed at login, and not run them as part of the SSH command.






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  • sshpass -p myrealpassword ssh byteme@byteme.com.au -t 'cd web && git status && bash -i'worked. Thanks. Is there a way I can compare the two shells?
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When you pass a command to SSH the way you're doing, it does not run a shell, it runs only the command you passed. You can try to attach to a "new" shell by adding a && bash -i to the end of your command, though that will give you a shell with some unexpected behaviors, or you can simply add those commands to your .bashrc or .bash_profile files to be executed at login, and not run them as part of the SSH command.






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When you pass a command to SSH the way you're doing, it does not run a shell, it runs only the command you passed. You can try to attach to a "new" shell by adding a && bash -i to the end of your command, though that will give you a shell with some unexpected behaviors, or you can simply add those commands to your .bashrc or .bash_profile files to be executed at login, and not run them as part of the SSH command.






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When you pass a command to SSH the way you're doing, it does not run a shell, it runs only the command you passed. You can try to attach to a "new" shell by adding a && bash -i to the end of your command, though that will give you a shell with some unexpected behaviors, or you can simply add those commands to your .bashrc or .bash_profile files to be executed at login, and not run them as part of the SSH command.






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When you pass a command to SSH the way you're doing, it does not run a shell, it runs only the command you passed. You can try to attach to a "new" shell by adding a && bash -i to the end of your command, though that will give you a shell with some unexpected behaviors, or you can simply add those commands to your .bashrc or .bash_profile files to be executed at login, and not run them as part of the SSH command.







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sshpass -p myrealpassword ssh byteme@byteme.com.au -t 'cd web && git status && bash -i'worked. Thanks. Is there a way I can compare the two shells?
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