Hi again. >I need to launch on a Win remote machine a .bat script (that run an .exe file) >from another linux machine.
I've not found any way to launch a .bat script using rdesktop, because it open a graphical remote desktop session. I don't need that and it does not work as i espected. So, i'm considering cygwin. I've installed cygwin on a test remote win machine, and install sshd. Now, i can run a script using ssh: ssh user@<win_ip> "cmd /c <path_to_my_script>" Because of it's a test machine, i'm temporary not able to check if the correct script work. Anyway, my test script do: - create a file; - launch calc.exe; The result: - file was created on win machine; - on task bar i see the calc.exe process, but i'm not able to see anything on win machine. I suppose that it's working a kind of X redirection.... but it could be possible to disable this kind of redirection? And open a graphical application remotely? Surely i will not need to launch a graphical application, but now i'd like to understand better. Any suggests? Thanks!
