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> java -jar lib/servicemixkaraf-client.jar --help
Apache ServiceMixFelix KernelKaraf client
  -a [address]  specify the URL to connect to
  -h [host]     specify the host to connect to
  -u [user]     specify the user name
  -p [password] specify the password
  --help        shows this help message
  [commands]    commands to run
If no commands are specified, the client will be put in an interactive mode

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> java -jar lib/servicemixkaraf-client.jar 
smx@root:/> osgi/:shutdown
smx@root:/>
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Sending direct commands from the client
The client jar 
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also supports passing command line arguments to the remote Karaf.
 In order to do so, you can create a text file containing the commands and use the system console to redirect this file to the input stream:
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> echo osgi/shutdown > command.txt

> java -jar lib/
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karaf-client.jar 
< command.txt
osgi:shutdown
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Using an SSH client
You can use any standard SSH client to connect to a Karaf instance. The default port is 8101.
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> ssh -p 8101 -l 
smx
karaf localhost

smx@localhost
karaf@localhost's password: 
smx
karaf

smx@root
karaf@root:/>

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titleError messages when using some ssh clients
Some SSH clients will prompt some harmless warnings when connecting to ServiceMix Kernel.
 In particular, openssh 5.1p1 will display the following output:
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channel_by_id: 1: bad id: channel free
channel_input_success_failure: 1: unknown
channel_by_id: 1: bad id: channel free
channel_input_success_failure: 1: unknown

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remote rsh tcp://localhost:8101/ -u smxkaraf -p smxkaraf 

You can also do that in a single command line from the prompt by appending the previous ServiceMix command to the shell command:
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bin/karaf client remote rsh tcp://localhost:8101/ -u smxkaraf -p smxkaraf 

To verify that your are connected to the remote Kernel, run the following command:
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startLocalConsole=${karaf.startLocalConsole}
startRemoteShell=${karaf.startRemoteShell}
sshPort=8101
sshRealm=servicemixkaraf
hostKey=${karaf.base}/etc/host.key

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The security realm used by the console when authenticating remote users is named servicemix karaf, so you can override this realm as explained in the security section. 
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