Siri Can run SSH Commands

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With the introduction of iOS 13, Apple introduced Siri shortcuts. One of the most amazing features of Siri shortcuts is its ability to create shortcuts that can run secure shell (or SSH) commands.

This means that you can literally use iOS 13 Siri Shortcuts app to integrate and automate almost anything. You could even use Siri shortcut's new ability to cover some system administration tasks.

Please make sure you know what you're doing, when logging in as the root user. It is not common practice to log into any modern Unix type system as the root user.

This is an advanced level tutorial. It is meant for those who already know how the basics of SSH and have familiarity with Unix type systems.

Once you get the hang of this you can automate just about anything.

Examples:

• You could restart your computer with a Siri Command.
• You could even log into a computer and send API commands, to trigger various web services.
•Using the Pi's GPIO interfaces you could connect relays and other sensors to automate various electronic devices around the home.

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What’s the input field under password? I can’t find any documentation for it!

kianostad
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Can I execute programs on my windows like opening google with ‘start chrome’ command over SSH?

anandsista
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Hi, can you help me: I want to make my mac go to sleep mode from my iPhone, what SSH script can do this?

UkeoerD
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I’m able to get Siri Shortcuts to reboot anything running FreeBSD (like pfSense) using SSH without a problem, but for the life of me I can’t figure out how to make a Siri shortcut successfully reboot an Ubuntu server using SSH. I can SSH into the same server using another app, and manually type the commands and credentials and it works fine, but Siri just won’t cooperate with SSH using the exact same commands and credentials.

DragonOfTheSkies