#!/bin/bash

# run_cmd prints a command, then the command's output, then 'ok' or 'error',
# depending on the command's exit status, then a blank line.
#
# All text after the command and before the 'ok' or 'error' is what the
# command sends to stdout.
run_cmd() {
echo $1
$1
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "ok"; else echo "error"; fi
echo
}

for SSH in "ssh root@10.1.1.1" "ssh root@10.1.1.10"; do

run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-version"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-version sololink"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-version artoo"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-version pixhawk"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-version golden"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-version all"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-wifi-ssid"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-wifi-password"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-image"
run_cmd "$SSH sololink_config --get-pairing"

done