How to set up/manage services on a computer
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#!/bin/bash
# this file is meant to be sourced, not executed directly
# if destination argument is not provided, fail
if [[ $# -lt 1 ]]; then
echo "$(basename $BASH_SOURCE): error: no destination provided!" >&2
return 1
elif [[ $# -gt 1 ]]; then
echo "$(basename $BASH_SOURCE): error: too many arguments!" >&2
return 1
fi
# provide sshp command for executing commands on remote computer
sshp() {
echo "$@" >&$_sshp_in
echo "echo EOF" >&$_sshp_in
sed '/EOF/Q' <$_sshp_tmpdir/out
}
# assign dest to variable
_sshp_dest=$1
# create temporary directory
_sshp_tmpdir=$(mktemp -d)
mkfifo $_sshp_tmpdir/in $_sshp_tmpdir/out
# assign input and output to a file descriptors so they don't get closed
exec {_sshp_in}<>$_sshp_tmpdir/in {_sshp_out}<>$_sshp_tmpdir/out
# trap exit to do cleanup
trap "{ exec {_sshp_in}>&- {_sshp_out}>&-; ssh -O exit -S $_sshp_tmpdir/ssh $_sshp_dest &>/dev/null; rm -rf $_sshp_tmpdir; }" EXIT
# login with master so ssh can ask password if necessary
ssh -M -Nf -S $_sshp_tmpdir/ssh $_sshp_dest
# login with redirection for the persistent connection
ssh -S $_sshp_tmpdir/ssh medusa 0<&$_sshp_in 1>&$_sshp_out 2>&1 &
# clear output
sshp true &> /dev/null
# ask for password and run sudo so password can be cached
(
user=$(sshp echo \$USER)
host=$(sshp hostname)
askpass() {
read -p "[sudo] password for $user@$host: " -s password
printf "\n" >&2
echo "${password}" >&$_sshp_in
}
line=''
while [[ $line != "[sudo] password for $user: EOF" ]]; do
if [[ $line == "" ]]; then
echo "sudo -S echo 'EOF'" >&$_sshp_in
elif [[ $line == "[sudo] password for $user: Sorry, try again." ]]; then
echo "Sorry, try again." >&2
elif [[ $line == "[sudo] password for $user: sudo: 3 incorrect password attempts" ]]; then
echo "$(basename $BASH_SOURCE): 3 incorrect password attempts" >&2
return 1
else
echo "$(basename $BASH_SOURCE): unexpected output during sudo: ${line@Q}" >&2
return 1
fi
askpass
read line <$_sshp_tmpdir/out
done
)
# clear output again
sshp true &> /dev/null