Using python in windows to run a remote perl script on linux -


i need connect windows machine remote linux server , execute perl script. i've tried using

command = "perl /usr/local/xfer/file.pl -ssh root@"+hostname+" -pw password -batch" pid = subprocess.popen(command, shell=true) 

but tells me can't open perl script "usr/local/xfer/file.pl'": no such file or directory.

what doing wrong here, , how can work?

the command above uses perl installation on windows said script located on linux server.

so need wrap invocation in call ssh:

child = subprocess.popen(['plink', '-ssh', 'user@server', 'perl', '/usr/local/xfer/file.pl',              '-ssh', 'root@'+hostname, '-pw', 'password', '-batch'], shell=true) 

note: never ever use "string command" version of subprocess.popen(), pass command , arguments list.

back problem: start plink (command line version of putty since windows doesn't have ssh(1)) other list elements arguments.

note putty agent must run work, otherwise plink ask password. see manual details.


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