Currently I use puTTY, open SSH connection to my Ubuntu server and execute some svn update comment over there.
I want to automate that whole process but executing just a script/batch file.
How can I do that?
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I found it myself without using Cygwin - I'm stuck with installing/reinstalling it.
The answer is using Plink from PuTTY.
rem Note
rem ----
rem 01 Update `plink` to point to `plink.exe` on `your PC`
rem 02 Update `pkey` to point to `private key` of `remote server`
rem (the end)
set plink="Path\To\PuTTY\plink.exe"
set user=<your user>
set server=<remote server>
set pkey="Path\To\YourPrivateSSHKey.ppk"
set pass=<your pass>
set run=%plink% -v -pw %pass% -i %pkey% %user%@%server%
rem sample run command
set cmd=svn update /var/www/MyWeb
%run% %cmd%
rem (the end)
Hope that helps
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Install Cygwin and use its shell and ssh client.
answered Aug 14, 2011 at 20:09
hmakholm left over Monica
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Nam G VU
Please give more detail on using Cygwin and
ssh from there. Thank you!Nam G VU
I know how to google... Hope that you are more eager to help us. In fact, I've tried Cygwin and failed to call
ssh. Any idea Makholm?
hmakholm left over Monica
As long as you refuse to be more specific about your problems than "tried and failed", then I'm not very eager to help, no.
Nam G VU
I'll try again. Return to you later Makholm.