darkoperator / darkoperator/Posh-SSH
Import a remote csv values
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Description
I want to import the content of a csv inside a variable, i tryed with this code but the result include:
[01;32mroot@NAS[00m:[01;34m~[00m# cat /root/info.csv Firmware|Host Name|Ip
4.15|pc-lnx|192.168.0.110
I want to import only the cat result:
Firmware|Host Name|Ip
4.15|pc-lnx|192.168.0.110
is it possible ?
$Session = New-SSHSession -ComputerName "192.168.10.110" -Port 22 -Credential root -AcceptKey
$SessionId=Get-SSHSession
$SessionId=$SessionId.SessionId
$SSHStream = New-SSHShellStream -Index $SessionId
$cmd2 = @'
cat /root/info.csv
'@
$output = Invoke-SSHStreamShellCommand -ShellStream $SSHStream -Command $cmd2
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Start with New-SSHShellStream and Invoke-SSHStreamShellCommand in the example, then inspect how the returned shell output is assembled. Reproduce the command against /root/info.csv and determine how the variable can contain only the CSV lines, without the prompt or terminal escape sequences.
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