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Keep in mind that both the batch file and the file created by the redirected output reside on the remote system.
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set set open exec cd cd attrib copy exec 1 set echo=no
2 set outdir=C:\tmp\joe
3 open r=dallas user=joe pwd=abcdefg
4 exec r cmd="C:\wrk\xmp\win\winxmp.bat $(outdir)\stdout.txt" user=joe pwd=abcdefg
5 cd r=$(outdir)
6 cd local=C:\tmp\tmp
7 attrib local createop=replace
8 copy r=stdout.txt
9 exec local cmd="type C:\tmp\tmp\stdout.txt" user=joe pwd=abcdefg
10 quit |
Due to the complexity of this example, each line (numbered for your convenience) is explained, below.
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The
winxmp.bat batch file now echoes the received parameter. This puts output into the transaction log so that you can see what was passed to the remote system. The second line performs the
dir command and redirects output to
stdout.txt.
Output sent to
stdout.txt.
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C:\Program Files\Universal\UCmdHome\joe>dir "C:\wrk\xmp\win"
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 3030-176B
Directory of C:\wrk\xmp\win
07/27/2011 03:27 PM <DIR> .
07/27/2011 03:27 PM <DIR> ..
07/27/2011 10:08 AM 20 winxmp.bat
07/27/2011 03:46 PM 106 winxmpbat.udm
2 File(s) 126 bytes
2 Dir(s) 13,453,979,648 bytes free |
UDM exec Command Parameters
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