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Hi,
Have you tried the putty/plink freeware ssh/telnet package, it's available at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ You can send command line options to the putty program via the plink console program. i.e. plink myname@unixhost "acommand" or plink -ssh myname@unixhost "accomand" to enable ssh. The only downside is that the user will still have to enter a password. Hope this helps. Andy Hibbins |
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What about going the other way? I've been tasked with starting a C program in Windows from UNIX and passing it a file to process
I've not found much on starting something up like that from a UNIX box. Feel free to flame the newbie question if I've missed something obvious. Thanks, Ursa Major Prime |
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