使用客户端（linux）中的资源在远程服务器中执行命令

Question

I want to execute command in a remote server using resoures in client (both sides are linux), ex: in client I have a shell file(ex: /home/john/helloworld.sh), I connect to a remote server using ssh, then I want to run this shell file in remote server without uploading it to this server

anyone have any solution for this problem?

edit: thanhk sehe, now I can run shell file from client, but I want to run ac program, any way to do it?

Answer 1

ssh user@remote sh - < mylocalscript.sh

Test it directly on your machine:

echo ls | ssh localhost sh -

UPDATE

To the comment: a trick sometimes employed by distro-agnostic deployment scripts is to embed a static, standalone image (make sure the kernel is compatible):

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The base64 data there was generated by doing

gcc -static -static-libgcc -Os -g0 -x c - <<< 'int main() {puts("hello world");return 0;}' -o standalone
dd if=standalone | gzip | base64 -w240

Answer 2

Tricky one and using scp to copy the file would be the most obvious solution. However depending on the access level you have on the remote server, you could look at SSHFS (Wikipedia link) which will allow you to mount the filesystem with the script in it.