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07-09-2010

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SSH Tunnel Forwarding with no shell

Hi Experts,

I am trying to have the SSH tunnel Remote forwarding command in a shell script. I should be able to do 2 tasks, but unable to get that going.

1) I have 3 servers Server 1, Server 2, Server 3.

I have my Database running on Server 1 and my script running on Server 2 which should be able to do port forwarding from Server 1 to Server 3.

so for example on Server 2

Code:

ssh -i $ssh_key -R 9000:Server1:3333 root@Server2.

I need to be able to stick this in a shell script something like

Code:

 getTunnel()
{
              echo "HOST"
              echo "Creating HTTP Tunnel to  Instance in the background"
              ssh -T  -t  -i $ssh_key  -R 9000:Server1:3333 root@$HOST & <<EOF
              mysqladmin  -u root -S /tmp/mysql-DB.sock  start-slave
              
EOF
              
	      echo "Tunnel Create"
}

2) In this second task not be able to get the shell prompt of the Server 3 but pass some commands to execute on the remote server.

Can someone please be able to help me through with this. That should be very helpful. I have been stuck with this problem for many days with out a solution.

Thanks.

Last edited by pludi; 07-09-2010 at 05:48 PM.. Reason: code tags, please...

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