Re: VB or c++ call in script
Re: VB or c++ call in script
- Subject: Re: VB or c++ call in script
- From: Jean-Baptiste LE STANG <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 08:37:51 +0200
and what about using SSH authentication keys ?
++ JB
Le 20 sept. 04, à 02:38, Johnny AppleScript a écrit :
On 04/09/19 4:38 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <email@hidden> wrote:
Can it? I have been unable to create an SSH tunnel via AS. Is there
a method
you can share for this?
If there's a way you can do it in the Terminal, then you can do it by
AppleScript. So if you can share how to do it by a command in the
Terminal,
or a shell script that can be read by a command line in terminal,
then it
should be possible by AppleScript and I could tell you how, probably.
I had guessed you could do it by triggering a shell script, but that's
not
as convenient as direct from AS for obvious reasons.
For the fun of it though, how about just a simple login and do one
thing
script, just to be sure it can be done purely in AS.
sudo ssh email@hidden <-- login line in terminal
--> returns call for local admin password; this is where AS breaks down
unless you pass calls to an actual window in Terminal.app
[email@hidden's password] <-- now you need to give the
password
for the ssh user login
killall Dock <-- if you can get in, you can kill any app by its
exact
name
logout <-- always good to logout
If the above were somehow able to work via AS without going into a
visual
session in Terminal or writing additional shell scripts, which also
require
compiling, that would be awesome.
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