Re: Shell scripting question

On Thu, 22 Feb 2001,John Dailey scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:

->so I do not have to manually type in the password? Here's the command:
->
->rexec nt_machine -l user e:\\top_dir\\ev00_07\\run\\batch_script.bat

have you tried:
rexec nt_machine -l user e:\\top_dir\\ev00_07\\run\\batch_script.bat << !! password
!!

this works in ksh for sure, in bash i think and may work in sh too, but i don't use sh that often. note that the !! *MUST* start in position 1 and be on a line by itself.

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