Passing SSH Command Parameters

Shell Programming and Scripting
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Hi,

I wan to pass arguments to remote script in Unix .

For that I'm using ssh

PFB the code I'm using:

ssh -t -l osdac 10.81.33.51 "cd /appl/OSD/LOGS/flstr010/test.sh "$1" "$2""

Problem is I'm not able to pass second argument .

Can anyone plz help me in resolving this.

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I am wondering if you can pass arguments to scripts executed via ssh

$ cat getipline.sh | ssh root@micky /bin/sh

As far my understanding it should not allow passing command line args to the script executed via ssh. I might be wrong too.

//Jadu

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HI,
Thanks Jadu.
i can able to pass parameters in one server but if m trying same for another then its failing either its asking for password or its not passing both argument(both of these servers are different).

Suchita

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If it's asking for password, maybe the public key of the machine you are using to ssh from is not in the authorzized_keys on the target user@host's authorized_keys.

Btw the syntax is wrong - you can't cd into a skript, only into a directory.

For the other machine not accepting the 2nd parameters, can you please post the command and output of the error here?

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Thanks.

sorry code is ssh -t -l osdac 10.81.33.51 "/appl/OSD/LOGS/flstr010/test.sh "$1" "$2""

I'd made that entries now its not asking for password ...bt its not taking 2nd parameter. :frowning:

-- suchita

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What about:

ssh -t -l osdac 10.81.33.51 /appl/OSD/LOGS/flstr010/test.sh "$1" "$2"