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@mariusa if you use the piku helper script on your local you can SSH in to individual apps (ending up in their APP dir with environment configured for the) by doing piku shell in a git repo that has a piku remote configured.

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@mariusa FYI under the hood this simply executes the following:

ssh -t "$server" run "$app" bash

Where $server would be your remote and $app is the Piku app name.

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There's no real reason to SSH in and run piku.py by hand other than for testing (I certainly never do it, especially since the entire premise of the way it works is that you don't need to log in to your servers. Also, piku is sort of "taken" by @chr15m's local helper, so I'd prefer to avoid confusion.

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Ok, thanks. I've read somewhere that piku.py is set as the login shell and one could ssh to execute various options, but can't find that.

the way it works is that you don't need to log in to your servers

Perfect. I thought it needed often logins, due to setting up ssh keys in INSTALL. I already have an user and just su to piku when needed.

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