Re: How to call rsh from Applet to remote host

Ashutosh wrote:
Hi Martin,

Thanks for the info.

I am checking the link you provided. I will appreciate if you can
provide more info in this.
Can we use SSH in java applet to execute scripts on remote machines?

I now use ssh exclusively: I've never used rsh and no longer use telnet.
I transfer files with scp, sftp or ftp and use rsync locally over an ssh connection for backups.

So far I haven't needed to use ssh within a Java environment. I spotted the Java implementations a while back when I was trawling the Openssh site for information about hardening sshd. That said, If I have a need to access a remote shell from a Java client the Java ssh implementations would be my first choice for handling the connection.

HTH
Martin


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