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Shell access in Command window #2976
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Either the current working directory must be the same as the script resides in (when executing ./cleanup.sh). If not As an enhancement the Send Command... invocation could change the working directory to the one opened in the browser itself. |
interesting! As a followup, I used Cyberduck to "send command..." and entered "pwd" to learn that the path is not as expected! Where I think I am: Interesting that the same question has 3 different answers. To try & run the script from Cyberduck, I used the "Send Command..." to say: If it helps, I'm happy to give you a shell account on the web host so you can see it yourself. Thanks very much for your time and consideration! I really appreciate it! :-) Dave |
Replying to [comment:2 macmedix]: |
Hi, & thanks for CyberDuck. How difficult will be to open proper shell window (with correct path, & login) instead of CyberDuck's Command Window? |
Replying to [comment:5 albertoz]:
This is already implemented. See Open in Terminal. |
Hello, Thanks for CyberDuck. I really love it. I am mostly using it for SSH connections.
After connecting to my server via SSH, then uploading a shell script, I got info & added "execute" permissions for Owner (744). Then I clicked once on that script (cleanup.sh) and tried to execute it.
Pulled the Go menu to "Send Command..." and entered "./cleanup.sh" in the dialog box. The result was;
bash: line 1: ./cleanup.sh: No such file or directory
So I entered it again without the ./
Result:
bash: line 1: cleanup.sh: command not found
So I left CyberDuck, launched iTerm, opened a terminal window, logged in, cd to the correct directory and typed; ./cleanup.sh
which did work ok. But I would have liked to stay in CyberDuck.
Can CyberDuck execute a script or application during a SSH session? I am loving CyberDuck as a ssh client, and my expectations are growing. Please fix this feature to work as expected, OR add support for executing a shell script when connected via SSH. Please also add "Execute" to the command-click menu and to the Go menu.
I am happy to pay again for CyberDuck, and I very much appreciate your effort. :-)
Thanks!!!!
Dave Nathanson
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