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问题 I am looking to call plink from a vb.net application in the background (without showing the black plink cmd screen) is it possible? 回答1: Absolutely. See the instructions on dreamincode.net. Basically, you want to hide the window, and redirect standard in/out. Dim p as New Process With p.StartInfo .WindowStyle=ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden .RedirectStandardOutput=true .RedirectStandardInput=true End With You can then read and write using p.StandardInput and [ p.StandardOutput][3] . You can find

问题 I am looking to call plink from a vb.net application in the background (without showing the black plink cmd screen) is it possible? 回答1: Absolutely. See the instructions on dreamincode.net. Basically, you want to hide the window, and redirect standard in/out. Dim p as New Process With p.StartInfo .WindowStyle=ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden .RedirectStandardOutput=true .RedirectStandardInput=true End With You can then read and write using p.StandardInput and [ p.StandardOutput][3] . You can find

问题 I have committed several files on GitHub but I want to pull only single file on server. How can I do that using PuTTY? 回答1: git fetch git checkout -m revision -- the/file/you/want git add the/file/you/want git commit checkout the file you want and merge it with the current one 回答2: You can grab a single file via this URL: https://raw.github.com/USER/PROJECT/BRANCH/FILE 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11245424/pull-single-file-on-server

问题 I have committed several files on GitHub but I want to pull only single file on server. How can I do that using PuTTY? 回答1: git fetch git checkout -m revision -- the/file/you/want git add the/file/you/want git commit checkout the file you want and merge it with the current one 回答2: You can grab a single file via this URL: https://raw.github.com/USER/PROJECT/BRANCH/FILE 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11245424/pull-single-file-on-server

问题 I'm trying to setup automatic backups using a Jenkins build in Windows. The config is: Windows 7 Jenkins 1.594 putty tools beta 0.63 I'm running Jenkins as a service under a unprivileged 'jenkins' user. I have created a public/private key pair and uploaded it to the SSH server and I have validated that I'm able to login without informing the user password while running pageant with the private key loaded while logged in with the jenkins user. The Jenkins build invokes a batch script which

问题 I have a digital scale connected via USB to my Ubuntu laptop and I would like to read the measurements from it. The serial protocol is very simple (9600,8N1, ttyUSB0) and I'm able to correctly read the measurements by using putty (VT100+) from terminal. The scale needs to receive the command "READ<CR><LF>" in order to send the measurement. Each measurement has this format: 01ST,GS, 2.5,kg<CR><LF> if, for example, I'm measuring a 2.5Kg load. Now, I'm trying to send the READ command from a C

问题 This is an extension of a previously asked question: What are some common HDFS commands that can be mapped in the bash files? I notice that the .bashrc and .bash_profile that I was initially provided are slightly different that what you have provided. Is this OK or some kind of different pattern? The files that were copied over when I started are as follows: .bashrc .bash_profile .bashrc source /etc/bashrc ...and a lot of other folder mappings .bash_profile # .bash_profile # Get the aliases

问题 I am trying to create a remote repository on my Ubuntu Instance on AWS and then push from my local repository on Windows. I followed the tutorial here. I followed these exact steps: I created an Ubuntu instance on AWS. I did ssh-add path/to/myKP.pem . It gave me an error Could-not-open-a-connection-to-your-authentication-agent . Then I ran this eval $(ssh-agent) and did step 2 again. Now it said Identity added . I generated a .ppk file with myKP.pem and then used it to ssh into my ubuntu

问题 I am trying to write a fairly simple function (I thought). I want a user to specify a path to a checked out git repo on his computer. (A git repo that requires authentication). I then want to do a git pull on that folder to grab any changes. My code looks like this: import git repo=git.cmd.Git(GIT_PATH) repo.pull() This works perfectly on my Linux machine, it never asks for any credentials (I am guessing because ssh-agent has already unlocked the key and supplies credentials when my script