Note: I log into a device, not a computer, so I login to configuration mode (instead of non configuration mode).
I am using JSch library in Java, to login with an SSH protocol. I login like this:
channel = con.openChannel("shell");
channel.connect();
In some cases, when I send through the shell a command that needs su (configuration mode) permissions (change configuration), this code bypasses the prompt confirmation message of - this may prevent other users from changing configuration. While if I enter the command manually with SSH client/terminal, I have to enter yes for confirmation.
Does anyone have any idea why?
Thanks.
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When I log in through JSch I can do the configuration commands even, when the I don't insert "yes" to the array of commands to be executed.
By default the JSch does not request PTY (pseudo-terminal).
That can cause some commands to behave differently than in an interactive SSH terminal.
You can override this using the ChannelSession.setPty.
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来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41985191/commands-executed-using-jsch-behaves-differently-than-in-ssh-terminal-bypasses