Nov 8, 2011 - Just tell bash to execute ls and then itself in a login shell $ ssh user@host -t 'bash -l -c "ls;bash"'.

Nov 8, 2011 - If you can't change your default shell, ssh -t user@host 'zsh -l' works. The -t flag forces a pseudo-tty allocation, and the -l flag spawns a login shell.

Dec 8, 2015 - If your login shell can't be executed on some machine, then you can't log into it over SSH, or by most other methods for that matter. The SSH ...

Feb 7, 2016 - I dont like having to call `exec bash` or whatever after ssh'ing into my machine just to get all my aliases and settings loaded. Just add the -t opt...

Feb 3, 2017 - interactive login shell: You log into a remote computer via, for example ssh . Alternatively, you drop to a tty on your local machine ( Ctrl + Alt + ...

If this is the first time you use ssh to connect to this remote machine, you will see a ... on host sample.ssh.com, type the following command at a shell prompt:

Jul 10, 2015 - In this tutorial we'll learn how to login remotely to a Linux Server using Secure Shell (SSH). Of course, you can also use this tutorial as guide to ...

Oct 15, 2019 - Currently (vscode 1.38.1), a remote bash terminal only sources .bashrc, like an interactive shell that is not a login shell would do. This breaks ...

I am having an unusual problem whereby if I specify the shell during an ssh login, I do not appear in the w, who or last output. I also do not get a shell prompt, ...