Nested SSH session with Paramiko
I’m rewriting a Bash script I wrote into Python. The crux of that script was
I’m rewriting a Bash script I wrote into Python. The crux of that script was
I want to write a program (in Python 3.x on Windows 7) that executes multiple commands on a remote shell via ssh. After looking at paramikos’ exec_command() function, I realized it’s not suitable for my use case (because the channel gets closed after the command is executed), as the commands depend on environment variables (set by prior commands) and can’t be concatenated into one exec_command() call as they are to be executed at different times in the program.
I am trying to read a file from a server using SSH from Python. I am using Paramiko to connect. I can connect to the server and run a command like cat filename and get the data back from the server but some files I am trying to read are around 1 GB or more in size.
How do you use Paramiko to transfer complete directories?
I’m trying to use:
How I can make SFTP transport through SSHClient on the remote server? I have a local host and two remote hosts. Remote hosts are backup server and web server. I need to find on backup server necessary backup file and put it on web server over SFTP. How can I make Paramiko’s SFTP transport work with Paramiko’s SSHClient?
I am executing a long-running python script via ssh on a remote machine using paramiko. Works like a charm, no problems so far.
I’m trying to use Paramiko to connect to a remote host and execute a number of text file substitutions.
I want to automate a specific task using python.
This task includes, among some other things, connecting with ssh to a remote server, and running a specific program (call it prog.out) that may or may not ask for user input.
After some research and after weighting my options, I decided to use Python’s Paramiko (which may turned out to be wrong, considering the below…).
I want to run a tail -f logfile command on a remote machine using python’s paramiko module. I’ve been attempting it so far in the following fashion: