Is there any simulator in witch I can write shell scripts, and run them that works on windows? Or something like terminal simulator for windows?
Did you think about cygwin? It's a port of most common GNU utils including bash for windows.
Cygwin would provide the functionality you require, along with a host of other Unix utilities.
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I would like to know how I can run Loadrunner Scripts from Linux console. The scripts are ".usr". I tried to launch them from cmd and everything ok but what I need is from linux console.
Running scripts directly from the console Linux or Windows is not officially supported.
Simple answer is you can't. Linux is currently used only as a Load Generator, and not an initiator of a Load test.
Hope this helps,
Lior
usually, school recommends using PuTTY with X-win32 to access and run linux software remotely on a window machine.
PuTTY is basically a tool to SSH into the linux machine from my understanding. Since I need to use github on my windows as well, git packages its own bash shell as a whole of git, so can it work with x-win32? I dont want to have two bash shell running just for convenience.
If it does, how to set it up? Anything different from setting up Putty?
Thanks!
So i'm running a TCL program in Windows. Is there any way to write directly to my running Cygwin terminal? Assuming my TCL workspace is currently in C:\workspace and cygwin installation is C:\cygwin\ and windows cannot see private Cygwin files for example inside /dev/pty0 .
Without having a copy of Cygwin handy to check, I can't be certain, but I understood that files in C:\cygwin were visible to both Windows and the Cygwin terminal. So try writing to a directory under C:\cygwin from your TCL program. Then you should be able to read and display that file from Cygwin.
Alternatively, isn't Cygwin able to see the entire Windows file system, as per this example?
I am college going student,
I have unix labs as part of my course.
I want to practise shell, perl and some unix commands at home.
Is there any way to it on my xp laptop.
i dont want to intall whole linux OS on my laptop.
is there any way where i can practicse shell scripts, perl scripts and some unix commands frm my windos xp laptop
thanks in advance
regards
vinayak
You can use cygwin to install a Bash shell for you
http://www.cygwin.com/
I think it has Perl that you can choose to install, but if not, you can use:
http://www.perl.org/get.html
Another way is that you can try Virtual Machine and install Ubuntu on it. It can be a lot of fun to see a Linux box running like a real machine on your Windows. A free Virtual Machine program that's good to run Ubuntu is VirtualBox.
Is there a way to make an ssh connection from a windows command line to a Linux machine not using putty?
The Idea is to be able to use NAnt to issue linux commands on the target Linux machine.
Yes. The Cygwin ssh client works from the Windows command line.
If you're looking to avoid any 3rd party tool besides nant, then no.