Remotely execute command via vagrant ssh
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Using vagrant ssh I'm able to ssh into VM(ubuntu). But once I ssh into VM, I want to go to a directory on VM's Desktop and execute a command. In short, I want to achieve the following:
a) ssh into VM
b) Go to a directory on VM's Desktop
c) Execute a command (for eg. list all the hidden files in this directory/install a software in this directory)
I tried using vagrant ssh -c "cd /Desktop".
This gives me a message:-- Connection to 127.0.0.1 closed.
Is there any way I can go to folder and execute command using vagrant ssh?
ssh virtual-machine remote-access vagrant
asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
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Using vagrant ssh I'm able to ssh into VM(ubuntu). But once I ssh into VM, I want to go to a directory on VM's Desktop and execute a command. In short, I want to achieve the following:
a) ssh into VM
b) Go to a directory on VM's Desktop
c) Execute a command (for eg. list all the hidden files in this directory/install a software in this directory)
I tried using vagrant ssh -c "cd /Desktop".
This gives me a message:-- Connection to 127.0.0.1 closed.
Is there any way I can go to folder and execute command using vagrant ssh?
ssh virtual-machine remote-access vagrant
asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
Dana
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Using vagrant ssh I'm able to ssh into VM(ubuntu). But once I ssh into VM, I want to go to a directory on VM's Desktop and execute a command. In short, I want to achieve the following:
a) ssh into VM
b) Go to a directory on VM's Desktop
c) Execute a command (for eg. list all the hidden files in this directory/install a software in this directory)
I tried using vagrant ssh -c "cd /Desktop".
This gives me a message:-- Connection to 127.0.0.1 closed.
Is there any way I can go to folder and execute command using vagrant ssh?
ssh virtual-machine remote-access vagrant
asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
Dana
63
Using vagrant ssh I'm able to ssh into VM(ubuntu). But once I ssh into VM, I want to go to a directory on VM's Desktop and execute a command. In short, I want to achieve the following:
a) ssh into VM
b) Go to a directory on VM's Desktop
c) Execute a command (for eg. list all the hidden files in this directory/install a software in this directory)
I tried using vagrant ssh -c "cd /Desktop".
This gives me a message:-- Connection to 127.0.0.1 closed.
Is there any way I can go to folder and execute command using vagrant ssh?
ssh virtual-machine remote-access vagrant
ssh virtual-machine remote-access vagrant
asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
Dana
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asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
Dana
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asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
Dana
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asked Oct 9 '15 at 20:56
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This is normal. The cd command is not giving any output. If you would do for example vagrant ssh -c "ls" you would get the directory content, and afterwards the Connection closed message.
So vagrant ssh -c "..." is the way to go!
answered Nov 12 '15 at 11:02
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vagrant ssh -c 'cd /Directory && <my cmd here>'
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This is normal. The cd command is not giving any output. If you would do for example vagrant ssh -c "ls" you would get the directory content, and afterwards the Connection closed message.
So vagrant ssh -c "..." is the way to go!
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This is normal. The cd command is not giving any output. If you would do for example vagrant ssh -c "ls" you would get the directory content, and afterwards the Connection closed message.
So vagrant ssh -c "..." is the way to go!
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This is normal. The cd command is not giving any output. If you would do for example vagrant ssh -c "ls" you would get the directory content, and afterwards the Connection closed message.
So vagrant ssh -c "..." is the way to go!
answered Nov 12 '15 at 11:02
Lowie Benoot
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This is normal. The cd command is not giving any output. If you would do for example vagrant ssh -c "ls" you would get the directory content, and afterwards the Connection closed message.
So vagrant ssh -c "..." is the way to go!
answered Nov 12 '15 at 11:02
Lowie Benoot
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