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xterm -e
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Name: thimes
Date: September 10, 2006 at 09:06:00 Pacific
Subject: xterm -eOS: Solaris 9CPU/Ram: 1gbManufacturer/Model: Sun |
Comment: I am using fork to start a separate xterm instance and execute a login. xterm -e "ssh name\@host" I need to send more commands after the login.
Any one know how to do that? PS - Net::SSH::Perl does do it.
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Name: Kiko (by francistugagao)
Date: October 7, 2006 at 21:07:51 Pacific
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Reply: Try
xterm -e "ssh <some_host> <command>" You can also run several commands separated by semicolon (;) something like:
xterm -hold -e "ssh my_unix_host uname -a; uptime"
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