Last login: Tue Oct 12 03:49:13 on ttys000
MacBook-Pro-di-Agostino-Polizzano:~ AgostinoPolizzano$ ./test
file.pdf 100% 331KB 331.3KB/s 00:00
Last login: Tue Oct 12 03:49:39 2010 from 192.168.1.103
AgostinoPolizzano@SERVER ~
$
The third command does not run and the program stops at the end of the second command!! Why?? It's a SSH question??
Thanks a lot!!
It looks to me like you are being logged into the remote host and it is leaving you at the prompt. If you type exit at the prompt does 'control' then return to your programme, or if you type hostname at the prompt is the output the hostname of 192.168.1.100 rather than the host that is running your programme?
I agree with Corona688, if your intent is to execute cmd on the remote host, then it needs to go before the semicolon. Depending on what your C++ programme is doing, especially with regard to standard input, you need to be careful with using ssh in this manner. If you are executing a remote command, not wanting to log in and have a prompt, then you might consider using the -n option on the ssh command to prevent it from reading standard input. You might also have issues if ssh finds the need to prompt for a password.
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Looks like we crossed posts -- scratch what I said as you've explained.
Unfortunately, my windows experience is next to zero. From what I remember about cmd (from DOS 3.x days) I don't think you can give it a command to execute like a unix shell (ksh -c "command string"). Maybe someone else will chime in; sorry.
"cmd" command is necessary to launch one application in windows!! If I don't use "cmd" I can't launch any application, but only work with files!! I don't know why!!!
I haven't problem with password because I use the authentication with asymmetric key!!
How I can use the "-n" option??? For example, if I would launch the command "dir" (like "ls" in Unix) after "cmd" how can I do??
Code:
This
system("scp file.pdf AgostinoPolizzano@192.168.1.100:./; ssh -n AgostinoPolizzano@192.168.1.100 cmd dir");
don't work!!
Any suggestion, please??
Thanks very very much!!
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