using ssh with gnome-terminal

[cptBongo]

I would like to do the following, i suspect it aint possible but Im not sure:

Run a shell command that will open a new console window. The console should start a script and save it as console/tlz.YYYYMMDD. It should then ssh to another server and set noclobber. So I want to execute these commands on start:

script console/tlz.`date +%Y%m%d`
ssh user@server
user@server:~$ set -o noclobber

No login is required for ssh

I've tried using profiles and gnome-terminal -e, but I can't get it to process all three commands, only one of them.

Rgds

[Touchtecservers]

Well, you have three options (depending on what you want).

If you want to run multiple commands and then start up the gnome-terminal, create a script and run that.

If you want to run multiple commands in the gnome terminal, create a script with the commands in then call gnome terminal with the path to the script.
If you want to run multiple commands after sshing to a machine, then create the script on the machine you are ssh'ing to, and then set the ssh to run that script.

[cptBongo]

I want to run the script command locally, then ssh, then noclobber on the remote machine.

I dont hae the power to create permanent files or modify profiles on the remote.

I need to do this for 10+ servers every morning, so getting a command to do it automatically would save me some hassle.