Re: Scripting In Putty Error

On May 22, 11:53 am, Darren Dunham <ddun...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Richard.Hornber...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I wonder if instead of -m you'd have more luck with:

plink [...] < lc.txt

I'm not sure if I follow you with the < lc.txt. Forgive but could you
explain this one? I would be more than glad to try it.

'< filename' redirects input from the terminal to a file. I'm fairly
certain this is true in the windows command interpreter as well.

So instead using -m to pass the entire file as a command, it acts as if
you're typing in the contents fo the file to the application locally. I
have no idea if it works in your situation, but that would be the way
I'd try it.

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Darren Dunham ddun...@xxxxxxxx
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Thanks for this, I will have to give it a shot this afternoon.

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