How can I make sure that in a bash script, when using sshpass, subsequent commands are executed using a password?

Question

bash

How to make it so that in a bash script when using sshpass, subsequent commands are executed using a password
here is the main script file

#!/bin/bash
#debug script #username
username
=$(cat /home/administrator/crontab/usr)
#password file
password=$(cat /home/administrator/crontab/pass)
#name of hosts to process
hostnames= "
vld-prod1-03
"
# log file
log="/home/administrator/crontab/222.txt" log2
="/home/administrator/crontab/fulllog.txt"
# change hostnames to H in
for H in $hostnames
do
if
if
# copy files from our PC to a remote host for further execution
sshpass -p "$password" scp -r -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no /home/administrator/crontab [email protected]$H:/home/administrator
then
echo "scp SUCCESS"
else
echo "scp FAIL"
fi
if
# connect to another host
sshpass -p "$password" ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no [email protected]$H "`cat /home/administrator/crontab/2`"
then
echo "ssh SUCCESS"
else
echo "ssh FAIL"
fi
then
echo "$H - Success" >> $log
else
echo "$H - Runtime Error" >> $log
fi
sleep 2
done

here is the second file with commands

#!/bin/bash
password=$(cat /home/administrator/crontab/pass)
for P in $password
do
if
sudo mkdir /home/user/.cron
then
echo "OK"
else
exit
fi
if
cp -f -rp /home/administrator/crontab/crontab/del.sh /home/user/.cron
then
echo "OK"
else
exit
fi
if
crontab -u user /home/administrator/crontab/crontab/reg
then
echo "OK"
else
exit
fi
if
m -rf /home/administrator/crontab
then
echo "OK"
else
exit
fi
exit
done

Tell me what I'm doing wrong and how to implement

Answer 1

Use Ansible, Luke.