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Most things that I've coded in this fashion utilize socket communication and crypto calls in C. If you're looking for a quick script answer, you can use Expect on Windows (http://bmrc.berkeley.edu/people/chaffee/expectnt.html) coupled with ssh. Ssh can issue commands as part of the login such as:
ssh user@host <command> You could utilize ssh keys to avoid having to use expect to feed passwords. Cheers, Keith |
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