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Execute command from terminal on remote machine
Hi All,
I want to execute some commands on unix machine from the mac machne. I have two options for doing so, I am confused which is the best way of doing. Here are two options. Requirement: Execute command on the remote server machine. Commands to be executed itself contain arguments to be passed to some script. Option1: 1. Perl script to do ssh and expect to connect to the remote machine and execute command over there. Complexity/Overhead: If I need to execute any new command, I have to overwrite '.exp' file. 2. Use Net::SSH:Expect perl module to do so. Complexity/Overhead: Bit difficult to install perl module on mac os. ![]() I am confused here which is the best option which suite my requirement. Will appreciate any guidance. Thanks, Ranu |
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