# SSH command from CoDeSys

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**Created:** [June 24, 2024, 8:04am UTC](https://www.wago.community/t/ssh-command-from-codesys/1048 "2024-06-24T08:04:01Z")\
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there are 2 ways to call linux commands.

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_WagoAppConfigTool_ works smart, because it creates sub task in the background and monitor PID if it is done, so it doesn’t block runtime. In this library you can call _./start\_reboot_ script to reboot controller.

Second possibility is to use codesys _SysProcess_ library (function `SysProcessExecuteCommand2` in sublibrary _SysProcess Implementation_). This way you can call directly you command. But be aware, that it creates subprocess from called task, so **the task stops untill it returns value**. so this way is better to call from separate task with lowest priority.

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