I have been trying to launch a remote command in putty using the -m [file] flag and get the output
putty.exe -[user]@server -m commandscript
(the command is just cat> somewhere ) and after that I just get the output file via scp.
Well it is not working for whatever reason but my question is:
Can I get the output of a remote putty command just using the putty enviroment (without getting the file via scp??
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You can accomplish that with plink, which is available at PuTTY download page.
Example:
plink user@server "cat /tmp/some/file" > local_output.txt
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perfect, I thought plink was just for the tunnelling sessions. Muchas gracias! – carlinux Feb 17 '14 at 17:36