how to run a terminal command that will open automatically in a new terminal

[floorripper]

Hello,

I am trying to log in into a device.

I have written a script which logs me in into another system,router via ssh.
When go to the router, and I make "show users" I see my new established ssh session on the new VTY. So he makes it subtle.

#!/bin/bash 
 clogin $1

clogin is my automatic login script, which comes from a Rancid package,it runs on echo,expect. But that's run fine. It also takes the variable. TCP session is established but I do not see it in the new terminal.
That's the main point. I need it to open a new window automatically and to log me in this window.

SOLVED>

the script with clogin could be replaced with the ssh or telnet command

nohup x-terminal-emulator  -e ssh $1 &

[varunendra]

clogin is my automatic login script, which comes from a Rancid package,it runs on echo,expect. But that's run fine. It also takes the variable. TCP session is established but I do not see it in the new terminal.
That's the main point. I need it to open a new window automatically and to log me in this window.

Not 100% sure, but I hope this should work -

#!/bin/bash
exec gnome-terminal -x clogin "$1"

This will execute the "clogin" script in a new terminal (gnome-terminal), accepting whatever argument you supply ($1).

If the "clogin" script further executes something that is needed to be done in a new terminal, something similar as above can be done with that too.

[floorripper]

Hello thanks it works as well!
I have managed it also with:

nohup x-terminal-emulator -e clogin $1 &

[varunendra]

Hello thanks it works as well!
I have managed it also with:

nohup x-terminal-emulator -e clogin $1 &

Nice! Didn't know of that 'nohup' command, looks simple but interesting.

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