How to pass value of a variable in ssh command
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If i made a test.sh in local system with the content.
!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=java -jar test2.jar cape_town
ssh root@target 'cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong'
How do i get the value of LatLong to be passed in the ssh command? Because the above method now gives a segmentation fault.
command-line ssh
asked Mar 26 at 11:56
alexakormundalexakormund
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If i made a test.sh in local system with the content.
!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=java -jar test2.jar cape_town
ssh root@target 'cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong'
How do i get the value of LatLong to be passed in the ssh command? Because the above method now gives a segmentation fault.
command-line ssh
asked Mar 26 at 11:56
alexakormundalexakormund
12
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If i made a test.sh in local system with the content.
!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=java -jar test2.jar cape_town
ssh root@target 'cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong'
How do i get the value of LatLong to be passed in the ssh command? Because the above method now gives a segmentation fault.
command-line ssh
asked Mar 26 at 11:56
alexakormundalexakormund
12
If i made a test.sh in local system with the content.
!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=java -jar test2.jar cape_town
ssh root@target 'cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong'
How do i get the value of LatLong to be passed in the ssh command? Because the above method now gives a segmentation fault.
command-line ssh
command-line ssh
asked Mar 26 at 11:56
alexakormundalexakormund
12
asked Mar 26 at 11:56
alexakormundalexakormund
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asked Mar 26 at 11:56
alexakormundalexakormund
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asked Mar 26 at 11:56
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asked Mar 26 at 11:56
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LatLong is defined in the local system/session but you are trying to use it on the remote as if it was defined there. Try replacing the single quote with double. Also I suggest to put the variable assignment in quotes
#!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=$(java -jar test2.jar cape_town)
echo here is LatLong $LatLong
ssh root@target "cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong"
This way the variable LatLong will be interpolated before sending it to the remote host
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
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answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
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LatLong is defined in the local system/session but you are trying to use it on the remote as if it was defined there. Try replacing the single quote with double. Also I suggest to put the variable assignment in quotes
#!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=$(java -jar test2.jar cape_town)
echo here is LatLong $LatLong
ssh root@target "cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong"
This way the variable LatLong will be interpolated before sending it to the remote host
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
add a comment |
LatLong is defined in the local system/session but you are trying to use it on the remote as if it was defined there. Try replacing the single quote with double. Also I suggest to put the variable assignment in quotes
#!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=$(java -jar test2.jar cape_town)
echo here is LatLong $LatLong
ssh root@target "cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong"
This way the variable LatLong will be interpolated before sending it to the remote host
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
add a comment |
LatLong is defined in the local system/session but you are trying to use it on the remote as if it was defined there. Try replacing the single quote with double. Also I suggest to put the variable assignment in quotes
#!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=$(java -jar test2.jar cape_town)
echo here is LatLong $LatLong
ssh root@target "cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong"
This way the variable LatLong will be interpolated before sending it to the remote host
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
LatLong is defined in the local system/session but you are trying to use it on the remote as if it was defined there. Try replacing the single quote with double. Also I suggest to put the variable assignment in quotes
#!/bin/bash
cd /Documents/test/sandbox
LatLong=$(java -jar test2.jar cape_town)
echo here is LatLong $LatLong
ssh root@target "cd /some path && ./DriveSimulator $LatLong"
This way the variable LatLong will be interpolated before sending it to the remote host
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
edited Mar 26 at 13:52
Scott Stensland
5,12742342
5,12742342
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
answered Mar 26 at 12:07
Dr PhilDr Phil
1762
1762
Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
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Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
Thank you. It worked fine now.
– alexakormund
Mar 27 at 9:04
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