Running unix script from windows.

UNIX Solaris
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Hi All,

I need to call a unix script from windows bat file, please help if that can be done.
I cant install cygwin or putty or any other ssh on server.....!
do we have anything else?

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nope!

if you need to run a script... you need access. the only other way might be telnet (telnet client is integrated in windows). but note, telnet is not safe because it is not encrypted.

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Thanks Duke.

I am trying that out...
if any prob will revert back to bug again......!:slight_smile:

will reply back whether success or failure.....:stuck_out_tongue:

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Its not working :frowning:

i want to automate a process but not finding any way to login and run script automatically...!

want to schedule a job so no user i/p is needed......!

Please help.........:confused:

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if you want to schedule the job, use "cron" from the unix machine. without addon software (ssh; expect) on windows side you won't be able to do what you want...

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cant do that as job run time depends on completion of a job which runs on windows.....

so i was trying to add a cal to batch file which needs to be run in windows manually.........!

this batch file on being called should in turn run a script in unix.....!

no way to do that.......:confused:

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If you want to run the script from windows to unix & make it as automative...! Try the below options..

  1. If ssh is installed on windows server , then exchange the appl id key to
    unix box in corresponding ID's Homepath file $APPID/.ssh/authorized_keys.

  2. Then run the ssh id@unixbox "sh scriptname".

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but i don have any ssh installed.....!

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What does this sentence mean?

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hey it meant that i cant add job to crontab as it is dependent on a window job......!
so cal has to be from windows....!