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logging to remote server
Hi,
I want to log-in to a remote server using shell script. The server requires the following while allowing a connection: username password one - letter authorisation. How can i implement this in my script? thanks, abey |
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try man page for ftp or rlogin.
for ftp use syntax as export FTP_HOST= export FTP_UID= export FTP_PWD= export FTP_DIR= ftp -n << EOF! open ${FTP_HOST} user ${FTP_UID} ${FTP_PWD} commands quit EOF! Regards, Manish Jha |
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Running jobs remotely
If you're using HP-UX you should have remsh available. The "remsh" allows you to access remote machines, assuming you have authority to do so, and
execute programs, commands et al. You should examine the man page for remsh, you should find it useful. Good luck! ![]() |
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