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Run AppleScripts and shell scripts in a Windows VM
I used a very similar way back when I needed to generate Growl notifications from Windows Live Messenger running into a Parallels Desktop VM. A hint I feel like adding, in case people don't want to store their password in a plain text file (being paranoid is never a bad thing, is it), you can use puttygen.exe (download from the same page as plink.exe) to generate a key pair to be used with plink.
You can now use the following command to run the above mentioned script, and you won't need to edit it if you change your Mac password (it doesn't use passwords anymore to login):
Run AppleScripts and shell scripts in a Windows VM
That's excellent - thanks! A very necessary addition. |
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