I need to send a SIGINT to the remote process running in foreground in an SSH session. The SSH session is already established, so I cannot use option of starting it with (as described in How to send SIGINT to a remote process over SSH?) I know I could open a second ssh session and kill the process or close
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Why is /etc/profile.d only used at SSH login?
The use of /etc/profile.d is confusing to me. I can put a file in there for example with contents and when I logon the the machine using SSH MYVAR has a value. This machine is a Ubuntu desktop, when I logon using ordinary login and start a terminal MYVAR has no value. I don’t understand why this should be the
change user and run ssh instruction in 1 line
I’m trying to change my user to one that doesn’t need password to run ssh instructions and then do exactly that, run an ssh instruction. What I have now is: But I’m getting the answer: if I put the instructions in a different file called testit like this: and I run: it works!, but I need to use the one
“vagrant halt” dies with error “The SSH connection was unexpectedly closed by the remote end…” But the machine successfully shuts down. (
I have 6 VM’s running Ubuntu 16.04, the host is also Ubuntu 16.04. Vagrant version 1.8.1 When I run vagrant halt, I get the error: Watching the VirtualBox GUI I see the VM shuts down. But the vagrant script stops and does not try and shut down the other VMs. I have to run “vagrant halt” once for each VM
Pass Telnet Command to SSH in Bash Script
I’m trying to write a bash to first ssh into a server and then telnet from that server to a ElastiCache Redis endpoint. My Code is the following: telnet.sh I would like to call my bash script and have the user interactively be connected to the Redis Cluster so that the user can enter redis cli commands after invoking telnet.sh.
MySQL ODBC – How to connect Access 2016 to remote server via SSH
I have a Linux-based web server running with the LAMP package. For security reasons, the sever only allows logins via SSH and denies regular password login attempts. I want to use the MySQL ODBC driver within Microsoft Access 2016 to connect to this server for data analysis purposes, but I do not see an option in the ODBC Data Source
How to implement seting up ssh tunneling to port… here? [closed]
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possible to script to open multiple terminals in local machine and ssh to different servers?
This is what I’d like to do: On my local linux system (Ubuntu), I’d like to write a script which would open multiple terminals, and do an ssh to different servers (the list of servers would be in a text file which the script will read), and execute a program on each of those servers. Is this possible to do?
ssh2 module fails silently with creds that succeed from CLI
I’ve successfully ssh’d into Google Cloud Compute via CLI with a command like the following: But using the ssh2 module isn’t giving any output, including errors. I’m tailing /var/log/secure as I’m debugging the node script and I can see log entries when I ssh in and close the session from CLI, but nothing at all when I try through node
Bash Scripting: How to display output for checking root logins via SSH not allowed?
My question is, how do i make the script into a if else statement that it checks if “PermitRootLogin no”, it should display the “Vulnerability: No” and if the “PermitRootLogin yes” it should display as “Vulnerability: Yes”? Thanks in advance! Output Script Answer you can use variables to store the command output. This script should do what you need-