from Win XP, remotely execute a command on Linux using ssh
I have:
a linux system with full ssh access to it (including root) a Windows XP PC From the XP, I often use Putty to ssh into this linux system. Now I would like to: a. Execute just these test scripts (and nothing else): /home/me/scripts/full_batch /home/me/scripts/half_batch b. On the linux system c. From XP d. Without using Putty (a full ssh session) In other words, can I do something this: ssh me@myLinuxSystem '/home/me/scripts/full_batch' but from the command line in XP? Then I can automate this and let it run when certain events occur on XP. |
Plink (PuTTY Link).
This is a command line version of PuTTY. Similiar to OpenSSH ... the last option is a command to be executed. Usage: plink [options] [user@]host [command] |
Great. Thanks.
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D'oh not fast enough lol
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