Hi, I have a perl script which connects to a remote linux box from my Windows, executes a perl script there, and copies the result file to my windows machine. The code looks like: 


$server = "x.x.x.x";

my $putty = "C:\\Users\\xxxxxxx\\Downloads\\putty";
my $location = "C:\\Users\\xxxxxxx\\Documents";

open(my $pipe, "$putty\\plink -pw <password> root\@$server /usr/bin/pe
+rl /manu/test/test.pl |") or die "unable to run command: $!";
print "Success";

open(my $pipe1, "$putty\\pscp -pw <password> root\@$server:/manu/test/
+logcollected $location |") or die "unable to run command: $!";
print "\n Again success";

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This script works fine for me. But I have a hard coded value in the remote script, for which I need to dynamically pass a value from my windows machine. Please help me to know if there is any way for achieving it?

In reply to Pass a parameter to remote perl script by msomanat

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