How do you use " " whe sending a command

[Fernando Armenta]

Hello,



I am trying to pass the following command



ssh IP_address "ssh IP_address ls"



How you do that in Python?

/" ?

"/ ?



p = os.popen('ssh.exp ' + MGMT_IP + ' ' + /" ssh + PMI_IP_NODE1 + ' ' +
/bin/tdslog -C "/')





Thanks for the help...



-F

 

[Gordon Airport]

So close:

\"
or \' in a '' string.

 

[Ulrich Petri]

Hello,

I am trying to pass the following command

ssh IP_address "ssh IP_address ls"

How you do that in Python?
/" ?
"/ ?

a = " ' "
b = ' " '
c = """ " ' ''' """
d = ''' " ' """ ''''

p = os.popen('ssh.exp ' + MGMT_IP + ' ' + /" ssh + PMI_IP_NODE1 + ' ' + /bin/tdslog -C "/')

But a imho better way would be:

vars = {'mgmt_ip': '10.0.0.1', 'ip':'10.0.0.2', 'cmd':'/bin/ls'}
command = 'ssh.exp %(mgmt_ip)s "ssh %(ip)s %(cmd)s"' % vars
p = os.popen

HTH

Ciao Ulrich