12-21-2019
Quote:
Originally Posted by
RudiC
Two ideas off the cuff that can't be tested as there's no windows machine within reach:
- run the ssh_commands.txt from within your shell's rc / login file, possibly after a plausibility check
- run / exec your shell at the end of ssh_commands.txt. I see it in your file, but are you sure execution gets to it? The exit in the line before might close the session but leave the teminal window open and unresponsive.
Removed the "-t" argument
Removed the exit from ssh_commands.txt
Ran the
C:\putty\putty.exe -ssh -i "C:\putty\my_id_rsa_putty.ppk" myuser@10.8.66.126 -m "C:\putty\ssh_commands.txt"
All good and done however this leaves me with an interactive terminal on sftp prompt instead of a shell.
Same is observed when running ssh_commands.txt directly on Linux host
Kindly suggest.
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