Remote Command Execution from windows with plink

[Ritmo2k]

I am trying to launch a command remotely from a windows machine on a
Linux server. I composed the commands in a bash script "nohup command
>> nohup.log &".
When I execute the script from an ssh session using putty it runs and
detaches from the console so I can log off.

When I try to automate this with plink, the output is waited for, and
redirected back to the console forcing the script to wait?

Any ideas how to automate the execution and detach while it runs
remotely?

Thanks!

[Chris Mattern]

echo "command" | at now

command will be run by crond and have no relation to your terminal.

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[Ritmo2k]

> echo "command" | at now
>
> command will be run by crond and have no relation to your terminal.
>
> --
> Christopher Mattern

Christopher,
I had been at this for a couple of days! That worked perfectly!
Thank you very much!

[Nico Kadel-Garcia]

Chris Mattern wrote:
> On 2008-03-18, Ritmo2k <jca...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I am trying to launch a command remotely from a windows machine on a
>> Linux server. I composed the commands in a bash script "nohup command
>>>> nohup.log &".
>> When I execute the script from an ssh session using putty it runs and
>> detaches from the console so I can log off.
>>
>> When I try to automate this with plink, the output is waited for, and
>> redirected back to the console forcing the script to wait?
>>
>> Any ideas how to automate the execution and detach while it runs
>> remotely?
>>
>> Thanks!
>
> echo "command" | at now
>
> command will be run by crond and have no relation to your terminal.
>
>

"command >/dev/null 2>/dev/null </dev/null &" also should work.