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I am executing ssh myuser@myserver.

Is there any way to trace all actions performed and the names of files being sourced? (similarly as with bash -x)

PS: I executed bash -x at the command prompt after sshing (spawning another Shell), but I do not know if the sequence of actions is the same as when sshing (see Where are commands sourced upon ssh)

sancho.s ReinstateMonicaCellio
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use verbouse To trace a command or a script use -v ex:

ssh -v myuser@myserver

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  • Interesting perspective. I had assumed the OP was talking about the files that the remote shell would touch, but looking at your answer it's clear to me that the OP doesn't actually tell us +1 – Chris Davies Dec 17 '20 at 10:04