I'd like to execute a command and script located on a remote machine with a script on a local machine. I know it's possible to execute these kind of commands with ssh, so I made:
#!/bin/bash
ssh username@target 'cd locationOf/theScript/; ./myScript.sh'
It works perfectly. I'd like this script to be more generic, using variables. Now, it is:
#!/bin/bash
LOCATION=locationOf/theScript/
EXEC=myScript.sh
ssh username@target 'cd ${LOCATION}; ./${EXEC}'
And I get this error: bash: ./: is a directory
I guess the remote machine doesn't know these variables. So is there a way to export them to the target ?
