Connecting to another server by bash script

ufo1990

7/13/24, 6:01 PM

On server A I have a script in bash with a conditional. If the conditional is true, a connection is made to server B and httpd is reloaded. The script runs in cron and everything works correct.

I don't know what happens when the script ends, the connection to server 2 closes automatically? Now I in server B I don't see that user who loggin from server A is logged. That is correct ?

isInFile=$(something)

if [ $isInFile -eq 1 ]; then

ssh -p 1234 -i ~/.config/username/.ssh/id_rsa [email protected]

sudo systemctl reload httpd

fi

0 + 2

linux

ssh

centos

Ginnungagap

7/14/24, 1:30 AM

Does the script ever end when the condition is true? What does the script output (both out and err) say?

ufo1990

7/14/24, 6:16 AM

I found solution my problem. I added parameter -t and now connection is closed after did command. ssh -p 1234 -i ~/.config/username/.ssh/id_rsa [email protected] -t 'sudo systemctl reload httpd'

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