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Send CTRL-C / Break via Plink?
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Antgoodlife
Aug 11, 2009, 1:45:22 PM8/11/09
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I occasionally use plink from a WinXP Commandline to do a traceroute
command via an ssh linux system (in a different network w/different
route table) How can I (properly) send a remote CTRL-C (because the
host trace is as far as I need to see..and I'm just waiting for it to
get to 30 hops before natural time-out) to the remote termal via
windows plink without exiting the actually terminating the plink.exe
process in windows poorly.
command via an ssh linux system (in a different network w/different
route table) How can I (properly) send a remote CTRL-C (because the
host trace is as far as I need to see..and I'm just waiting for it to
get to 30 hops before natural time-out) to the remote termal via
windows plink without exiting the actually terminating the plink.exe
process in windows poorly.
Also, (while I'm at it) can I plink a remote interactive shell?
(bash?)
Thank you.
Antgoodlife
Aug 11, 2009, 5:19:20 PM8/11/09
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Similar to this would be tcpdump or various other 'break when
complete' type commands. anyway to remote issue ctrl-c clean/
interactive?
Coding Coder
Aug 14, 2013, 11:44:11 AM8/14/13
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