Simply include the command immediately after the normal ssh session request. Here's an easy one for a periodic secure rule integrity check on openBSD using pf.
ssh someuser@ip.add.re.ss 'pfctl -s rules | openssl sha1'
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
SSH Remote Command Execution
The following example allows you to execute a command on a remote system and return the results of the command without a shell session.
Simply include the command immediately after the normal ssh session request. Here's an easy one for a periodic secure rule integrity check on openBSD using pf.
ssh someuser@ip.add.re.ss 'pfctl -s rules | openssl sha1'
Simply include the command immediately after the normal ssh session request. Here's an easy one for a periodic secure rule integrity check on openBSD using pf.
ssh someuser@ip.add.re.ss 'pfctl -s rules | openssl sha1'
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