Instead of a username and password, you should use keys for passwordless logins. You could use http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/ and do something like :
ssh user@hostname "scriptName.sh -a argument -b argument2" > output.txtThe 2nd argument to ssh is the command to run on the machine, and the ">" redirects the output to the file output.txt.
Here is how to generate keys : http://nosheep.net/story/password-less-ssh-login/
Here is an example. My work machine is called osama, my home machine's URL is obscured (its name is beastie), but there are keys on each :
jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$ ssh jake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx "ls" beastie-bttv.txt debian-multimedia-keyring_2008.10.16_all.deb Desktop linux-wbfs-manager Mail Music osama-bttv.txt Pictures play.sql plucker Projects sdl sync-from-ipod.sh sync-ipod.sh temp Videos jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$This example ssh's to the machine at urlto.jake.com, using the username jake, no password since the keys take care of that. It runs the command "ls" which lists the contents of a directory and the results go to the terminal on osama where I ran the command.
Another example, the command ls -ls *.txt lists the contents of the directory with filenames that end in .txt and the -l means in a list and the h in -lh means human readable file sizes :
jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$ ssh jake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx "ls -lh *.txt" -rw-r--r-- 1 jake jake 814 2009-07-26 13:15 beastie-bttv.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 jake jake 1.1K 2009-07-26 13:07 osama-bttv.txt jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$ and another, where I redirect the stdout to a file, then show the file : jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$ ssh jake@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx "ls -lh *.txt" > list.txt jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$ cat list.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 jake jake 814 2009-07-26 13:15 beastie-bttv.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 jake jake 1.1K 2009-07-26 13:07 osama-bttv.txt jakbri@osama:/data1/48hrs$ I think you could do something similar with plink - the putty command line. Jake On 07/05/10 04:54, ®£$ǖ"v@M$Ħ ¢© $. wrote:
Glad to hear it's on topic :). I need to connect to the linux box to execute a program from a specific directory, with a known username and password. Also, i need to gather data from the application and display it back in my original program(located on my windows machine) Thanks for your time :) On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 10:16 PM, Alan Wolfe <alan.wolfe@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:alan.wolfe@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote: This is somewhat on topic since networked games sometimes run linux servers and we all dev on windows (pretty much). What do you need to connect for? IE what task are you trying to preform? Depending on the answer to that question, I have a couple different ways you could achieve your goal (: 2010/5/6 ®£$ǖ"v@M$Ħ ¢© $. <theamericansushi@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:theamericansushi@xxxxxxxxx>> Sorry guys this isn't game development but i've already exhausted all my resources (google :P ). Okay, so here's a overview. I need remotely connect to a linux based machine from my windows machine via vb.net <http://vb.net> I've already tried PuTTy but that requires me to enter the username and password after establishing the connection. Maybe if there's a way i can hardcode the username and password so that it auto logins on opening? I really need help doing this so any form of help is really appreciated. BTW pls don't get angry im on the wrong list, you guys were the best help i got before for something else so i thought i'd give this a shot Thanks, Suvamsh
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