Script Execution [7]
Script Execution
Thursday, June 10, 2010 8:33 PM - Aamir
Kindly tell how to run a script in X SHELL 3??
Program Ver. : Xshell 3.0
Program Ver. : Xshell 3.0
Re: Script Execution
Friday, June 11, 2010 2:01 AM - Support
Thank you for using Xshell.
Scripting is not supported in Xshell 3.0. It will be supported in the version 4.0. Open Beta for version 4.0 is coming really soon now. Please check back again soon.
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Scripting is not supported in Xshell 3.0. It will be supported in the version 4.0. Open Beta for version 4.0 is coming really soon now. Please check back again soon.
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Re: Script Execution
Friday, June 11, 2010 3:39 PM - Aamir
Thanks for replying.
Actually i want to run about 1000 commands line.Plz tell me How can i do this if first i make a file which contains these 1000 commands and then how i will execute this file???
Actually i want to run about 1000 commands line.Plz tell me How can i do this if first i make a file which contains these 1000 commands and then how i will execute this file???
Re: Script Execution
Sunday, June 13, 2010 10:02 PM - Support
When 4.0 comes out I will post Howto's on using the script feature.
Meanwhile, how about putting the script file in the remote host? Also, can you post the script file?
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Meanwhile, how about putting the script file in the remote host? Also, can you post the script file?
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Re: Script Execution
Tuesday, June 15, 2010 3:07 AM - Aamir
What i do is
1)touch filename.sh
2)vi filename.sh
3)Copy and paste the script
4)Execute it using exemmlmx -f filename.sh
But the problem in doing that way is that the execution not run the complete file but some time it executes half file,less than half and so on.
My question is now that how i can execute the file without stopping means i want the file to be executed completely...
Hope you will understand.
1)touch filename.sh
2)vi filename.sh
3)Copy and paste the script
4)Execute it using exemmlmx -f filename.sh
But the problem in doing that way is that the execution not run the complete file but some time it executes half file,less than half and so on.
My question is now that how i can execute the file without stopping means i want the file to be executed completely...
Hope you will understand.
Re: Script Execution
Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:01 AM - Support
Does the script produce any kinds of error messages?
Try running the script on the console and see if it stops there as well. If it does, then the problem within the script itself.
*We are not familiar with 'exemmlmx' command and will not be able to provide any support for that.
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Try running the script on the console and see if it stops there as well. If it does, then the problem within the script itself.
*We are not familiar with 'exemmlmx' command and will not be able to provide any support for that.
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Re: Script Execution
Thursday, June 24, 2010 6:43 AM - Aamir
Kindly tell how to run it on console as i m not familiar what is console?
Re: Script Execution
Thursday, June 24, 2010 6:48 PM - David
Console is the physical machine itself. So the remote host.
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