help my friends, windows can normally do this but it won't

For i, host in ... -u $i

>>61822769
Increment a variable in the for loop?
Or what are you asking?

>>61822769
Fuck server scripting in Linux, man. Either install Windows Server or just fucking suck up to the fact that you will never be productive in a Linux environment. I bet you can't even write a script to automate all of this in Bash, whereas Powershell can do all of this in a breeze and is 10x more powerful of a language. OP, some advice for you, just do this shit in a respectable language like C# or Ruby. I dare someone to prove me wrong and show me that Bash is actually not a gimped language.

t. system administrator for an australian private school

>>61822827
1. Ruby doesn't ship with an SSH gem by default
2. OP needs to call a shell command ($command), which means he'll have to call system anyway, thereby making Ruby a pointless layer of abstraction
3. You're a sunbaked drongo

>>61822812
The host part is seperate and Just Werks™.

>>61822820
or create a seperate loop for command to increment it every time i hop to the next server.

>>61822827
sym

>>61822886
Show that you can do what OP wanted in bash without jumping through major hoops and hurdles

>>61822886
that's because bash is a daft language for NEETs

for host in $(cat hosts.txt); do ssh "$host" "$command -u d["{1..160}"]"; done

>>61822959
What about authentication

>>61822959
yeah what >>61822975 said

>>61822975
ssh keys or sshpass

https://serverfault.com/questions/241588/how-to-automate-ssh-login-with-password

>>61822959
>>61823000
Thanks faggot. Always a great helper you guys are.

You can do:

ssh -tt "${REMOTEUSER}"@"${REMOTEIP}" "stty raw -echo; ${COMMANDS}"

And build up commands as successive command strings ending in ;, like:

COMMANDS=""
COMMANDS+="echo REEEEEEEEEEEEEE ;"
COMMANDS+="echo EAT SHIT REEEEEEEE;"

If it takes multiple lines to get single/double quotes right, then do it.