ssh2_connect
if you are using exec function, and have problems with a output > 1000 lines
you should use
stream_set_blocking($stream, true);
while($line = fgets($stream)) {
flush();
echo $line."<br />";
}
except
stream_set_blocking($stream, true);
echo stream_get_contents($stream);
ssh2_exec
(PECL ssh2:0.10-0.9)
ssh2_exec — Execute a command on a remote server
Descripción
resource ssh2_exec
( resource $session
, string $command
[, string $pty
[, array $env
[, int $width
[, int $height
[, int $width_height_type
]]]]] )
Execute a command at the remote end and allocate a channel for it.
Lista de parámetros
- session
-
An SSH connection link identifier, obtained from a call to ssh2_connect().
- command
-
- pty
-
- env
-
env may be passed as an associative array of name/value pairs to set in the target environment.
- width
-
Width of the virtual terminal.
- height
-
Height of the virtual terminal.
- width_height_type
-
width_height_type should be one of SSH2_TERM_UNIT_CHARS or SSH2_TERM_UNIT_PIXELS.
Valores retornados
Returns a stream on success or FALSE on failure.
Ejemplos
Example #1 Executing a command
<?php
$connection = ssh2_connect('shell.example.com', 22);
ssh2_auth_password($connection, 'username', 'password');
$stream = ssh2_exec($connection, '/usr/local/bin/php -i');
?>
add a note
User Contributed Notesssh2_exec
lko at netuse dot de
06-Dec-2007 05:41
06-Dec-2007 05:41
Betsy Gamrat
15-Apr-2007 07:52
15-Apr-2007 07:52
It is also good to use register_shutdown_function to shred the keys after this runs.
Jon-Eirik Pettersen
11-Mar-2007 05:33
11-Mar-2007 05:33
The command may not finish before the function return if the stream is not set to blocking mode. You may have to set the stream to blocking mode in order to get any output from the command.
<?php
// [Open connection]
// ...
$stream = ssh2_exec($connection, 'ps ax');
stream_set_blocking($stream, true);
// The command may not finish properly if the stream is not read to end
$output = stream_get_contents($stream);
// ...
// [Close stream and connection]
?>
Betsy Gamrat
18-Feb-2007 12:00
18-Feb-2007 12:00
If the ssh2_exec takes awhile to run, and you need a handshake, you can use a file. In this case, $flag names a handshake file that is written when the ssh script finishes.
$stream = ssh2_exec($connection, $command . " $public_key $private_key;");
$i=0;
while (!file_exists ($flag) && ($i < MAX_TIME))
{
sleep(1);
$i++;
}
$ret_val=($stream!=FALSE);
This is an extract out of the bash script that is running. Be sure to allow the webserver permission to read the file that the script writes.
echo 0 > $OUTFILE
chmod 666 $OUTFILE
One other note: you can put more than one command in by separating them with ';' (semicolons).
col at pobox dot com
15-Oct-2006 03:55
15-Oct-2006 03:55
as of 0.9 and above, if not allocating a pty, add FALSE to the call...
old way:
ssh2_exec($connection, $command);
new way:
ssh2_exec($connection, $command, FALSE);
tabber dot watts at gmail dot com
02-Dec-2005 03:21
02-Dec-2005 03:21
This is the best way I found to automatically run multiple commands or commands that might take longer then expected. NOTE: this assumes that no where in the output is there the text '[end]' otherwise the function will end prematurely. Hope this helps people.
<?php
$ip = 'ip_address';
$user = 'username';
$pass = 'password';
$connection = ssh2_connection($ip);
ssh2_auth_password($connection,$user,$pass);
$shell = ssh2_shell($connection,"bash");
//Trick is in the start and end echos which can be executed in both *nix and windows systems.
//Do add 'cmd /C' to the start of $cmd if on a windows system.
$cmd = "echo '[start]';your commands here;echo '[end]'";
$output = user_exec($shell,$cmd);
fclose($shell);
function user_exec($shell,$cmd) {
fwrite($shell,$cmd . "\n");
$output = "";
$start = false;
$start_time = time();
$max_time = 2; //time in seconds
while(((time()-$start_time) < $max_time)) {
$line = fgets($shell);
if(!strstr($line,$cmd)) {
if(preg_match('/\[start\]/',$line)) {
$start = true;
}elseif(preg_match('/\[end\]/',$line)) {
return $output;
}elseif($start){
$output[] = $line;
}
}
}
}
?>
gakksimian at yahoo dot com
07-Sep-2005 10:15
07-Sep-2005 10:15
Executing remote Windows commands...
After some hair pulling, I thought I'd suggest a couple things that might help others:
1. Use 'ssh2_fetch_stream' to open a stderr stream according to the manual.
2. Windows shell commands require 'cmd /C [command]' to execute. (I had forgotten this)
<?php
// code fragment
$stdout_stream = ssh2_exec($connection, 'cmd /C dir');
$stderr_stream = ssh2_fetch_stream($stdout_stream, SSH2_STREAM_STDERR);
?>
I didn't realize the need for the 'cmd /C' until I saw the stderr response 'dir: not found'.
yairl at savion dot huji dot ac dot il
09-Jun-2005 05:03
09-Jun-2005 05:03
If you want to run many exec orders throught ssh2 in the same process using the same variable $stream for exemple and to read the output for each order, you must close the stream after each order else you will not be able to read the next order output.
$stream=ssh2_exec($conn_id,"/usr/bin/ls .");
stream_set_blocking( $stream, true );
$cmd=fread($stream,4096);
fclose($stream);
if(ereg("public_html",$cmd)){
...........................................
}
$stream=ssh2_exec($conn_id,"/usr/bin/ls public_html");
stream_set_blocking( $stream, true );
$cmd=fread($stream,4096);
fclose($stream);
if(ereg("images",$cmd)){
..........................................
}
$stream=ssh2_exec($conn_id,"/usr/bin/ls public_html/images");
stream_set_blocking( $stream, true );
$cmd=fread($stream,4096);
fclose($stream);
if(ereg("blabla",$cmd)){
..........................................
}