Ah, this is something i can answer.
- Innstall Cygwin on the windows machine and there, install the
package 'openssh'.
- Howtos like this help me to configure the ssh server:
http://www.noah.org/ssh/cygwin-sshd.html
(It comes down to running the command ssh-host-config -y .)
- Then you can use ssh from the linux box to execute commands on the
windows box or
to transfer files or to log-in remotely.
Some Tips:
Maybe you will be happy to learn that with Cygwin you are not limitted
to bat "scripts",
but have the full power of bash or other shells available on Windows.
Depending on what you want to do, you may notice that processes running
via sshd will
not have every resource available that a process running from a
GUI-logged in user has.
In my case it was the mapped network drives that could not be seen. I
could solved this
by using the 'screen' tool (starting a screen session from a GUI session
(RDP) and then
connecting to this via ssh). Other means of Windows may be better tools,
e.g. the net
command contained in Windows.
Herbert
On 03.08.2012 12:48, Klochnyk Yaroslav wrote:
I am working on continious integration process and I am using Linux platform
for my Jenkins but now I need to run bat file on remote pc(Windows) to start
automation tests processing and send report. Can I/How to do it by using Cygwin
(just run bat file remoutly from Linux on Windows)
Thank's for support.
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