Perl run command on remote system
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I need to run a series of commands on remote systems, but am having problems with perl staying logged in. I "can't" use the ssh or telnet command, as it is a service account logging in and has no password. I am trying this below, but the program ssh's into the system and doesn't exit until I ctl+d out.
system("ssh -qtt $server sudo cp /opt/uc4sand/bin/*.kstr /tmp/sand.kstr; sudo service uc4sand stop");
ssh perl
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
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I need to run a series of commands on remote systems, but am having problems with perl staying logged in. I "can't" use the ssh or telnet command, as it is a service account logging in and has no password. I am trying this below, but the program ssh's into the system and doesn't exit until I ctl+d out.
system("ssh -qtt $server sudo cp /opt/uc4sand/bin/*.kstr /tmp/sand.kstr; sudo service uc4sand stop");
ssh perl
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
As far as I can see, the 2ndsudowould be executed locally, if its executed at all. Is that expected?
– Kusalananda
Feb 15 at 14:15
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I need to run a series of commands on remote systems, but am having problems with perl staying logged in. I "can't" use the ssh or telnet command, as it is a service account logging in and has no password. I am trying this below, but the program ssh's into the system and doesn't exit until I ctl+d out.
system("ssh -qtt $server sudo cp /opt/uc4sand/bin/*.kstr /tmp/sand.kstr; sudo service uc4sand stop");
ssh perl
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
I need to run a series of commands on remote systems, but am having problems with perl staying logged in. I "can't" use the ssh or telnet command, as it is a service account logging in and has no password. I am trying this below, but the program ssh's into the system and doesn't exit until I ctl+d out.
system("ssh -qtt $server sudo cp /opt/uc4sand/bin/*.kstr /tmp/sand.kstr; sudo service uc4sand stop");
ssh perl
ssh perl
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
asked Feb 15 at 14:03
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
342
As far as I can see, the 2ndsudowould be executed locally, if its executed at all. Is that expected?
– Kusalananda
Feb 15 at 14:15
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As far as I can see, the 2ndsudowould be executed locally, if its executed at all. Is that expected?
– Kusalananda
Feb 15 at 14:15
As far as I can see, the 2nd
sudo would be executed locally, if its executed at all. Is that expected?– Kusalananda
Feb 15 at 14:15
As far as I can see, the 2nd
sudo would be executed locally, if its executed at all. Is that expected?– Kusalananda
Feb 15 at 14:15
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problem solved with:
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new(
$server,
user => 'user';
ssh_arges =>
identity_files => [ '/home/account/.ssh/id_rsa ' ]
debug => 1,
) or die "could not open connection $server";
answered Feb 15 at 14:30
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
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problem solved with:
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new(
$server,
user => 'user';
ssh_arges =>
identity_files => [ '/home/account/.ssh/id_rsa ' ]
debug => 1,
) or die "could not open connection $server";
answered Feb 15 at 14:30
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problem solved with:
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new(
$server,
user => 'user';
ssh_arges =>
identity_files => [ '/home/account/.ssh/id_rsa ' ]
debug => 1,
) or die "could not open connection $server";
answered Feb 15 at 14:30
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
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problem solved with:
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new(
$server,
user => 'user';
ssh_arges =>
identity_files => [ '/home/account/.ssh/id_rsa ' ]
debug => 1,
) or die "could not open connection $server";
answered Feb 15 at 14:30
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
problem solved with:
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new(
$server,
user => 'user';
ssh_arges =>
identity_files => [ '/home/account/.ssh/id_rsa ' ]
debug => 1,
) or die "could not open connection $server";
answered Feb 15 at 14:30
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
342
answered Feb 15 at 14:30
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
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answered Feb 15 at 14:30
Andre EllisAndre Ellis
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answered Feb 15 at 14:30
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As far as I can see, the 2nd
sudowould be executed locally, if its executed at all. Is that expected?– Kusalananda
Feb 15 at 14:15