I installed git for windows, creating my ssh key and uploaded the public to my server. I have this working on my Mac, trying to get it working on my windows machine now.
I\'m trying to run开发者_JAVA百科 git clone without ssh checking the repository host\'s key. I can do it from ssh like that:
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I\'ve got a remote development server with a git repository. When I push from my local machine to this dev server it runs the git hook after-receive to push the develop branch on a heroku staging ser
I\'m using Paramiko to tail -f a file on a remote server. Previously, we were running this via ssh -t, but that proved flaky, and the -t caused issues with our remote scheduling system.
What do I need to do to properly sanitize/escape a parameter that is being entered into a programmatic SSH command?
file.sh variable=\'String test!\' sh show.sh show.sh echo $variable 开发者_运维知识库 How to send variables to another file?
I am trying to make a small module which opens an ssh connection and allows to send commands over ssh and return the output of the command. Hereby, there should only be one ssh connection (so that mul
I know this question has been asked before in many different ways but I\'m still scratching my head over why I can\'t get this to work.
Having such simple bash script: /bin/bash screen -dm -S \"backup\" wget -O backup-$(date +%Y-%m-%d).txt http://link-to-very-huge-file/
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