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    bamboo-ssh-plugin

    by Edward A Webbfor Bamboo Server 5.0-beta1 - 6.8.3 and more versions
    Versions available for Bamboo Server 3.3 - 3.4.4
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    Adds restrictive edit rules and reverse SCP

    Adds restrictive edit rules and reverse SCP

    Adds restrictive edit rules and reverse SCP

    Easy configuration

    Password hidden

    Changing password or commands

    Add the host, credentials and commands to execute.

    Changes to the commands require password re-entry

    Changes to the commands require password re-entry

    More details

    Thanks to Jörg Schoberlechner

    Reviews for cloud

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    by Gretchen on 2016-11-16
    Popped this in dev and it ran successfully first time out of the gate with nearly no configuration.
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    by Hans-Hermann Hunfeld on 2015-04-30
    Great plugin, but create a support request or issue isn´t possible as sign on onto according JIRA issue tracker is impossible (The email address provided is not from an allowed domain). We face some problems using wildcards (although escaped via backslash) while trying to copy a bunch of files from the remote machine to my local build agent. The remote path I specify contains a wildcard like this: : "../PortalStructure/xmls/*.xml"
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    Edward A Webb
    Hi Hans, Sorry to hear you can't register an account. Please share your domain and I will follow up with Atlassian. For the problem at hand I don't believe I was able to properly support wild cards in the reverse scp task due to limitations in the underlying java library. One workaround is to use an SSH task to move or tar the appropriate files to a specific folder or file which the subsequent scp task can target specifically. I'll revisit the design and see if I can code a built in solution as well.
    by Faisal khan on 2012-10-26
    How can i pass the ssh public key during login with password ?
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    Edward A Webb

    That would depend on where your key is stored..

    I would think the simplest approach (assuming the public key exists on your build agent) would be accomplished in a few commands

     

    1st - make sure the .ssh directory exists on the target server

    mkdir ~/.ssh || echo "SSH directory already exists"

    2nd - *append* the contents of the public key into authorized_keys

    echo "JKJKDGJKDGDHJGDHGDHG++===" >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

     

    Reviews for server

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    by mohanraj vellingiri on 2019-07-23
    We are using "bamboo-ssh-plugin" App Bamboo Server 5.0-beta1 - 6.8.3 and we are in the process of upgrading to Atlassian Bamboo v6.9.2, and this plugin is supported till v6.8.3. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1017044/bamboo-ssh-plugin/version-history Please let us know this plugin can be used for v6.9.2 ? give us more details on this ?
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    by Gretchen on 2016-11-16
    Popped this in dev and it ran successfully first time out of the gate with nearly no configuration.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    by Hans-Hermann Hunfeld on 2015-04-30
    Great plugin, but create a support request or issue isn´t possible as sign on onto according JIRA issue tracker is impossible (The email address provided is not from an allowed domain). We face some problems using wildcards (although escaped via backslash) while trying to copy a bunch of files from the remote machine to my local build agent. The remote path I specify contains a wildcard like this: : "../PortalStructure/xmls/*.xml"
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Edward A Webb
    Hi Hans, Sorry to hear you can't register an account. Please share your domain and I will follow up with Atlassian. For the problem at hand I don't believe I was able to properly support wild cards in the reverse scp task due to limitations in the underlying java library. One workaround is to use an SSH task to move or tar the appropriate files to a specific folder or file which the subsequent scp task can target specifically. I'll revisit the design and see if I can code a built in solution as well.
    by Faisal khan on 2012-10-26
    How can i pass the ssh public key during login with password ?
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Edward A Webb

    That would depend on where your key is stored..

    I would think the simplest approach (assuming the public key exists on your build agent) would be accomplished in a few commands

     

    1st - make sure the .ssh directory exists on the target server

    mkdir ~/.ssh || echo "SSH directory already exists"

    2nd - *append* the contents of the public key into authorized_keys

    echo "JKJKDGJKDGDHJGDHGDHG++===" >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

     

    Reviews for Data Center

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    by Gretchen on 2016-11-16
    Popped this in dev and it ran successfully first time out of the gate with nearly no configuration.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    by Hans-Hermann Hunfeld on 2015-04-30
    Great plugin, but create a support request or issue isn´t possible as sign on onto according JIRA issue tracker is impossible (The email address provided is not from an allowed domain). We face some problems using wildcards (although escaped via backslash) while trying to copy a bunch of files from the remote machine to my local build agent. The remote path I specify contains a wildcard like this: : "../PortalStructure/xmls/*.xml"
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Edward A Webb
    Hi Hans, Sorry to hear you can't register an account. Please share your domain and I will follow up with Atlassian. For the problem at hand I don't believe I was able to properly support wild cards in the reverse scp task due to limitations in the underlying java library. One workaround is to use an SSH task to move or tar the appropriate files to a specific folder or file which the subsequent scp task can target specifically. I'll revisit the design and see if I can code a built in solution as well.
    by Faisal khan on 2012-10-26
    How can i pass the ssh public key during login with password ?
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Edward A Webb

    That would depend on where your key is stored..

    I would think the simplest approach (assuming the public key exists on your build agent) would be accomplished in a few commands

     

    1st - make sure the .ssh directory exists on the target server

    mkdir ~/.ssh || echo "SSH directory already exists"

    2nd - *append* the contents of the public key into authorized_keys

    echo "JKJKDGJKDGDHJGDHGDHG++===" >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

     

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    Versions

    Version 1.6.3 • Bamboo Server 5.0-beta1 - 6.8.3 • Released 2019-01-15

    Summary

    Fixes reverse SCP password entry in Bamboo 6.6+

    Details

    Thanks to Jörg Schoberlechner

    Installation

    1. Log into your Bamboo instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
    3. Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
    4. Locate bamboo-ssh-plugin via search. Results include app versions compatible with your Bamboo instance.
    5. Click Install to download and install your app.
    6. You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.

    To find older bamboo-ssh-plugin versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.

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