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Hello everyone, I've created a UDF for basic communication with SSH servers. I know there is already such a UDF, but I wasn't satisfied with it for my purpose, so I created a new one. This UDF also acts as a wrapper for the plink executable. Its essential functions are _SSHConnect, _SSHSend, _SSHRecv and _SSHCloseSocket. It does support multiple simultaneous connections and aims to be pretty robust. Feel free to share your opinions Two of the included examples use a slightly modified version of Vintage Terminal by @Chimp Download The download includes ssh.au3 (UD
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Hi to all, I only am accustomed pas has posted on the forum (coz, I'm french). But I use it a lot. So first of all, thank you all to participate in the evolution of this wonderful product. Today is not one day like any other, I myself am decide has posted a UDF that I myself create and developed (there may be some bug) for some months. So here it is: This UDF allows to use the SSH protocol very easily in your code. It uses the syntax as the TCPxxx() function. Your code will be easier to convert :-). excused my English, I'm French.
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Hey guys, I want to use Putty/Plink to connect on a remote computer via SSH because I need to execute a couple commands there. So I researched a couple days now and tried like 20 different ways to get this running but I'm still failing. Maybe a little description what my script should do: #Edit: Short version: I need to use StdoutRead to get the DOS command promt output MORE THAN ONCE! The first time is working, but I need to get this the whole time till I say stop ^^ I want to start Putty/Plink and connect via SSH on a remote computer AND I wanna check if there is anything wrong going o -
Dear Autoit Forum, Before I start, I have checked the following topics, but couldn't get far enough: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> Func _PLINK_Connect($remote, $user, $password) Local $hSessionPID = Run("plink.exe -ssh " & $remote & " -l " & $user & " -pw " & $password, "", @SW_HIDE, $STDIN_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD) If @error Then MsgBox(0, "Error: xxx", "Running plink.exe under the main folder failed.") Return False EndIf Local $sLine While True ;read each line $sLine = StdoutRead($hSessionPID) ;ty_DEBUG print e -
I found this topic: but it doesn't seem to solve my problem. I'm trying to create a script to help my guys provision new Cisco switches for deployment. I was hoping to find a nice, easy way to send data over a serial connection (similar to TCPSend), but alas. I read a lot about mscomm32.ocx and netcomm.ocx, but there seem to be licensing issues. Plink seems to be a good bet, but my attempts at reading the output are not working. If I run plink manually, (to an unconfigured switch) I get a Switch>_ prompt. But when I run the same command here, my stdoutread loop never ends. Any way
