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Linux experts. Anyway to break out of login shell when you ssh into a server?
I remote into a server that has been provided using the setup account and I get a shitty perl menu. Pic related is what I get when I send a command (seems to execute within the route command params)
Help? (Otherwise I have to bring down the server and root it which is a pain)
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>>62061598
type "12"
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ctrl-z, assuming it starts a shell, which then launches this shit from .*shrc
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>>62061640
No luck its just treated as text input. No special characters seem to work except for tty. x isn't present either
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>>62061781
>No special characters seem to work except for tty
What?
Ctrl-Z is a control signal
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>>62061598
What are you even trying to do? Are you sending commands through the ash client or is the server supplying them?
What exactly have you configured?
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>>62061598
Ctrl-z
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kill -9 0
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>>62061598
just press ctrl-s, works every time
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