use iTerm

alogin

 #!/usr/bin/env bash
 
 if [ -n "$AUTO_LOGIN_HOME" ] ; then
+	# sleep 2
 	. "$AUTO_LOGIN_HOME/config"
 	token=$(python "$AUTO_LOGIN_HOME/onetimepass.py")
+	# echo ${token}
 	expectlogin.sh ${username} ${password} ${host} ${token}
 else
 	echo "AUTO_LOGIN_HOME not config"

expectlogin.sh

 #!/usr/bin/expect
 
+#trap sigwinch spawned
+trap {
+ set rows [stty rows]
+ set cols [stty columns]
+ stty rows $rows columns $cols < $spawn_out(slave,name)
+} WINCH
+
+
 set username [lindex $argv 0]
 set password [lindex $argv 1]
 set host [lindex $argv 2]

open.scpt

+#!/usr/bin/osascript
+
+# refrence http://www.carlosabalde.com/blog/2016/07/05/scripting-iterm2-using-applescript
+set commands to { ¬
+    { ¬
+        connection: "alogin", ¬
+        action: "tail -f /home/quant_group/logs/di-ting.log" ¬
+    }, ¬
+    { ¬
+        connection: "alogin", ¬
+        action: "tail -f /home/quant_group/logs/di-ting.log" ¬
+    }, ¬
+    { ¬
+        connection: "alogin", ¬
+        action: "tail -f /home/quant_group/logs/di-ting.log" ¬
+    } ¬
+  }
+
+tell application "iTerm"
+
+  create window with default profile
+
+	# Create tab
+	-- tell current window
+	-- 	create tab with default profile
+	-- end tell
+
+	# Create sessions
+	# TODO for each
+
+	tell current session of current window
+    set num to count of commands
+		repeat with i from 1 to num -1
+			split vertically with default profile
+		end repeat
+	end tell
+
+	-- tell session 4 of current tab of current window
+ --    split horizontally with default profile
+ --  end tell
+
+ 	# Establish connections & execute actions.
+  repeat with i from 1 to count of commands
+      tell session i of current tab of current window
+      		set name to "SSH"
+          write text (connection of item i of commands)
+          -- delay 1
+          -- write text (action of item i of commands)
+      end tell
+  end repeat
+
+end tell
+
+
+-- osascript -e ''
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