On Sun, Aug 05, 2012 at 12:18:24PM +0000, Sean Estabrooks wrote:
> #!/bin/bash
> A="HELLO"
> B="WORLD"
> upgradecommand="echo $A $B \$SSH_CONNECTION; cat /etc/passwd; sleep 5"
> quoted=$(printf '%q' "$upgradecommand")
> tmux new-window -d -t mysession: -n window-remotehost "ssh remotehost
> ${quoted}"
Thank you Sean, I didn't know of %q (it actually isn't documented for my
distribution). Can this be considered "safe"? (many shells out there,
and I fear proper escaping is not a clearly defined task)
Another hack I found is something like:
tmux set-environment mycommand "hostname ; hostname ; sleep 5" \; \
new-window -d "ssh remotehost \"\$mycommand\"" \; \
set-environment -u mycommand
But doesn't scale to n redirections, and isn't very clean either...
Have a nice day
-Jens Stimpfle
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