Re^5: run a perl script on a unix machine from a win machine

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Then this isn't going to work. You should read and understand what plink does, and think about how perl works too. IMHO you should write a script which copies your file to the target servers, connects to each server in turn (via the likes of Net::SSH) executes the script and captures (or transfers) the results/output if appropriate.

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Re^6: run a perl script on a unix machine from a win machine by sumeetgrover (Monk) on Dec 01, 2011 at 16:09 UTC
Exactly! I totally agree. Having a UNIX machine interpret a Perl script from your PC is not the best of software development practices. You can add a section in the script to FTP it to your local system or even email it to you if the command line email client is enabled on the servers.	[reply]

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