Run a command on connection

Example from cmdline: ssh host -t remote_cmd

I often do this to connect to a screen session on a remote host.

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Anonymous shared this idea · July 21, 2017 · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →

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AdminTermius Support (Customer Success Manager, Termius) responded · March 21, 2018

Hello,

This feature is available for subscribers for a long time already.

You can add snippets in the app and set them for hosts or groups to be executed on when the session starts.

Hope it helps.

Thanks

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Anonymous commented · January 17, 2018 11:35 · Flag as inappropriate

I miss my typing ls -larhx */* on my old mac and watching a stream of random stuff!

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Anonymous commented · November 23, 2017 04:38 · Flag as inappropriate

This is necessary to make the terminal practical for many use cases. Running a program upon connection instead of presenting a shell is a common use of ssh

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Anonymous commented · November 16, 2017 19:03 · Flag as inappropriate

This could be great to run tmux or screen automatically to attach to a previous session, ideal to avoid loosing state when you lost connection!

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Anonymous commented · August 08, 2017 19:20 · Flag as inappropriate

Yeah! Maybe we can have an Events panel for that. You can create a new event, it'll send the command and exit back out with one click.

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