I'm automating a deploy process and I want to be able to just call one .sh file on my machine, have it do my build and upload the .zip to the server and then do a bunch of stuff on the server. One of the things I need to do requires me to be root. So, What I want to do is this:
ssh [email protected] <<END_SCRIPT
su -
#password... somehow...
#stop jboss
service server_instance stop
#a bunch of stuff here
#all done!
exit
END_SCRIPT
Is this even possible?
My (Windows XP, Professional, v2002, SP3) workstation is completely ignoring my hosts file.
Here is the code in my hosts file:
127.0.0.1 localhost
172.17.1.107 wiki
But, when I open a browser and type "wiki" in the URL bar and hit "Enter" it takes me to the old location of my wiki as it appeared in my old hosts file:
10.0.36.100 wiki
Even though I have renamed the old hosts file "hosts_full" and moved it to my desktop (so, out of the etc folder entirely).
I have so far taken the following steps:
ipconfig /flushdns from the
command lineping wiki from the command
line, response was
Reply from 10.0.36.100: bytes=32 time=1ms TTL=63
I've cleared every cache I can think of (IE, FF).
I have an ISA firewall client that runs on my machine and I've tried all of this with it disabled and enabled. In fact, the firewall uses the old hosts file to resolve itself:
10.0.2.126 isa3
And somehow it still works fine even though the new hosts file doesn't contain that line.
Any ideas??? Thanks in advance for the help!