ymusk-public

[Ymusk-public] Help !!!!

[Nandika M. <Na...@vi...>]

> Hi All,
> 
> I need to run a Solaris build from Windows via batch script. It seems that
> Ymusk supports scripting .
> ex : /do test.txt
> 
> So can I use Ymusk for the above task ?
> 
> FYI. : I installed ymusk on my windows machine & tried to connect to my
> solaris machine calling /connect host port user password 
> .It created a log file . How can I check whether I connect to my solaris
> host via Ymusk ?
> 
> I have gone through
> file:///E:/Perl/bin/ymusk-0.99/doc/index.html#command__tag
> 
> 
> Can any one help me 
> 
> Thanks
> Nandika
> 

Re: [Ymusk-public] Help !!!!

[Yanick <ya...@sy...>]

Hiya,

On Mon, Apr 21, 2003 at 04:50:56AM -0400, Nandika Mirihana wrote:
> > I need to run a Solaris build from Windows via batch script. It seems that
> > Ymusk supports scripting .
> > ex : /do test.txt
> > 
> > So can I use Ymusk for the above task ?

	Yes. Maybe not with /do, but with /eval. E.g.:

	/eval `ls`

	/eval system "rm -fr /"

> > FYI. : I installed ymusk on my windows machine & tried to connect to my
> > solaris machine calling /connect host port user password 
> > .It created a log file . How can I check whether I connect to my solaris
> > host via Ymusk ?
> > 
> > I have gone through
> > file:///E:/Perl/bin/ymusk-0.99/doc/index.html#command__tag
> > 
> > Can any one help me 

	I have this feeling that you are not exactly using ymusk for 
what it was meant to be... You are aware that ymusk is a mush/mud
client, and not a telnet client (or at least, not primarely mean to
be a telnet client), right?

But if you want to connect to, say, a Solaris machine, you can do it by
doing:

	/connect mymachine.domain.org 
	username<enter>
	password<enter>

	and to check if you are logged in:

	/eval `ls`

	which should list the files in your home directory.


Joy,
`/anick

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