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Executing an unix shell from VB
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stoolpigeon
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You can't run VB on Unix.
If you want to connect to a Unix box w/VB you could use telnet.
If you want to connect to a Unix box w/VB you could use telnet.
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I am afraid I was not clear. I am developing a VB application, then I need to run a shell on an Unix server. I wrote the shell, it is on the unix server.
When you are working on an unix computer, you can execute a command at another unix pc by using the rcmd command:
rcmd [host IP] [command]
I need to do the same task, but from a windows computer.
When you are working on an unix computer, you can execute a command at another unix pc by using the rcmd command:
rcmd [host IP] [command]
I need to do the same task, but from a windows computer.
You can get this file at this place:
search for winRSH32.
I know its works for NT, not sure about win9x.
Another option:
visit they have the software you need, but you will pay for it.
search for winRSH32.
I know its works for NT, not sure about win9x.
Another option:
visit they have the software you need, but you will pay for it.
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