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I am using Putty on windows machine to connect to Unix servers.

I'm trying to follow along this thread where some answers there suggest that in order to send multiple commands to the remote server, the commands have to be separated by a semicolon. However, in my case it appears that only the first command is being accepted while the rest are left ignored.

The command sequence that I try to send to the remote server is bash ; cd /nts/data ; ls (I tried to issue these commands with and without double quotes, still the same result):

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I issue bash as the first command because when I login to the remote server, the default prompt is bash~$ and when i type bash and hit Enter the prompt changes into user@webserver02~$.

How to send multiple commands to the remote server at the login via Putty?

kamokoba
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  • The solution to this is in [my (downvoted) answer to the question you have linked yourself](https://stackoverflow.com/q/30858114/850848#30861824). – Martin Prikryl May 18 '20 at 08:42

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