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Hi,

I've made a batch file to access a remote Unix machine. It works fine but now I want to use this batch to execute some commands on the unix machine.



In the above line of the batch file, "zoc.exe" is the program I use to connect to the machine and the "CALL:[#1361966675]" expression it's a ZOC session which I previously created with the information like the IP, user and password to access the machine.

Now I want to type some commands in this machine, how do I do this?

Help please.

It Seems That This "ZOC5" Program Has It's Own Scripting Language.
I'm Not Sure if Batch file is what you looking for, Also it's a unix system i think it should be "Bash" commands.

If You can Establish an FTP Connection from windows system to unix system, then you can use the ftp commands and automate it in a batch file.

As I Said I'm Not Sure, but may be someone else has idea.

abc0502 wrote:It Seems That This "ZOC5" Program Has It's Own Scripting Language.
I'm Not Sure if Batch file is what you looking for, Also it's a unix system i think it should be "Bash" commands.

If You can Establish an FTP Connection from windows system to unix system, then you can use the ftp commands and automate it in a batch file.

As I Said I'm Not Sure, but may be someone else has idea.

How do I establish a FTP connection to this Unix system using a batch file? I can establish this FTP connection with a ordinary Filezilla Client.

You can script a FTP session using FTP.EXE and echoing commands into a text file and using the -s:file.scr switch of FTP.EXE

Type FTP /?
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