Run a IF statement inside a for loop with ssh

Question

I have two pieces of code that work independently, but not together. I need to put the if statement inside the <Command_To_Be_Ran>. Any ideas to how i can get this to work?

for i in t{1..2}; do ssh -qex -t $i 'echo <Sudo_Password> | sudo -S <Command_To_Be_Ran>' done 

and

if (( $(grep -o "fips=1" /etc/default/grub | wc -l) > 1 )); then sed -i 's/ fips=1//' /etc/default/grub fi 

Answer 1

I think now it will work :D

for i in t{1..2}; do ssh -qex -t $i "echo <Sudo_Password> | sudo -S bash -c '\ if (( $(grep -o 'fips=1' /etc/default/grub | wc -l) > 1 )); \ then sed -i 's/ fips=1//' /etc/default/grub ;\ fi'" done 

should work, the line breaks can be replaced with ; and bash -c and the double quotes (") enable you to run a command like from within a shell.

If you have zsh installed (or even in some versions of bash) you could probably use eval instead of bash -c