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/ 3 Years ago, tue, june 15, 2021, 11:07:40
I want to run a local shell script on a remote computer with SSH. How can I do this?
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ssh user@remotehost "bash -s" < local_script.sh
-s makes bash read from standard input.
If you need to pass arguments to your script:
ssh user@remotehost "bash -s" -- < local_script.sh "your_arg" "--aswitch" "avalue"
Note the double dash -- (signifying the end of the command options) and the quotes around the arguments.
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