Re: executing from command line
From: Eric SALGON (eric.salgon_at_mane.com)
Date: 02/11/04
- Next message: Tintin: "Re: Comparing a string to filenames in a directory"
- Previous message: Klaas: "Re: Encrypt and Decrypt for text ..."
- In reply to: Chris: "Re: executing from command line"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2004 07:03:07 +0000 (UTC)
That's right, if fact it's a way to run a command remotely. But it works now
!!!
Basically the problem was that I'm trying to execute a system command with an
"anonymous" account. With an administrative account who has right to log on
locally on the server, it's much better (of course ...)
I have appreciated your efficient help
Thanks to all
Eric
In article <LCEUb.19176$xq.8881@newssvr16.news.prodigy.com>, ceo@nospan.on.net
says...
>
>Monkey Man wrote:
>> Hey there,
>> I have a perl script that i would like to run it on a windows server.
Since
>> there is no command line with windows, i want to execute script from a web
>> page. Is that possible? Or am i just dreaming?
>>
>
>I think Brian McCauley successfully interpretted your question here, and
>now you can, with his help, receive a reasonable answer.
>
>Yes, you can do this with Windows (assuming Brian is right and I think
>he is -- you want to know if you can host a web page that executes a
>command on another machine and writes the results of the commend
>executed on the remote machine to a web page), but just be aware you are
>opening up a (huge) security hole on the remote machine when you do this.
>
>On Windows, you can do this natively in ASP, or you can do it through a
>Perl CGI script.
>
>See these programs for direction here:
>
>CGI:
>http://www.technologease.com/cgi-bin/listing.cgi?config=resume&tmpl=listing&s
etid=2&progid=3
>
>ASP:
>http://www.technologease.com/cgi-bin/listing.cgi?config=resume&tmpl=listing&s
etid=5&progid=1
>
>Both are written in Perl. One is CGI and the other requires the
>PerlScript Classic ASP engine installed. If you want to (horrors) do
>this in VBScript, then the essential code is:
>
>Sub Shell( strCmd )
> Set WshShell = Server.CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" )
> Set oExec = WshShell.Exec( "%COMSPEC% /c " & strCmd )
> Set oExec = Nothing
> Set WshShell = Noting
>End Sub
>
>I'll leave it to you to translate the complete Perl examples I gave you
>above into VBScript using the above fragment if you want since this IS a
>Perl NG and other than providing you with Perl code to do what (I think)
>you want, this has nothing to do with Perl. (I should be shot for
>posting VB code, probably.)
>
>I would post a disclaimer about you opening up some huge security hole
>using the above code, but since your target is a Windows box, no
>disclaimer will be necessary since Windows is basically Swiss Cheese
>right out of the box as it is... 8-( But don't blame me if you get
>into trouble with the above code. I run that code, but locked down
>(which I won't get into here.)
>
>Finally, Windows DOES have a remote command utility called RCMD which
>you can install from the Windows Resource Kit CD...
>
>Chris
>-----
>Chris Olive
>chris -at- --spammers-are-vermin-- technologEase -dot- com
>http://www.technologEase.com
>(pronounced "technologies")
- Next message: Tintin: "Re: Comparing a string to filenames in a directory"
- Previous message: Klaas: "Re: Encrypt and Decrypt for text ..."
- In reply to: Chris: "Re: executing from command line"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Relevant Pages
|
|
