title: SSH then change Shell
body: <p>Potentially a real easy question but I was wondering if anybody can kindly provide some advice.</p>
  
  <p>To accomplish a repeating task, I am constantly logging into a remote Solaris server using credentials given to us from our system admin. However, each time I log in, I must change shell (from csh -> bash) as the specific task must be run using BASH. </p>
  
  <p>Although it is not a major problem doing this, I find the changing to bash shell somewhat tedious as I must repeat this task several times a day, and also occasionally may forget to change shells before running the task, etc (also I prefer BASH too so). </p>
  
  <p>Is there a way where I can ssh and change default shell in one line so I can start immediately with the script I want on the remote server? Note, I do not what to change any log in files (like .login or .cshrc) as the remote server &amp; the credentials are shared an not specifically for me. I don't want to change the default shell either on the server either as, again, the server &amp; the credentials are used by several people. </p>
  
  <p>Would anybody have any ideas how to get around such a problem? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.</p>