[j-nsp] Running shell commands from ssh.

[a.dhingra at neu.edu]

You can also use rancid.  That works pretty well...

http://www.shrubbery.net/rancid/

Thanks
Anand





"Vladimir S. Blazhkun" <v.blazhkun at pcs-net.net> 
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03/17/2006 06:46 AM

To
Warren Kumari <warren at kumari.net>
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Subject
Re: [j-nsp] Running shell commands from ssh.







> Hi y'all,
>
> I seem to remember having seen a way to do this, but cannot find it
> anymore (checked the list, Juniper-clue, etc) -- I need to run some
> shell commands from a non-interactive ssh.
>
> I have tried various permutations of ssh <router> "start shell; ls;
> exit; exit" and similar things, but no luck. It seem that the
> commands that are passed in do not get handed to the shell....
>
> And no, I don;t want to create another user (or change an existing
> user) to have a shell of something other than "/usr/sbin/cli"
>
> Warren.

Write a simple script using expect/tcl/tk for this.

#!/usr/bin/expect --
set ssh "/usr/bin/ssh"
set timeout 30
spawn $ssh <router>
sleep 5
send "start shell\n"

and so on...

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