Plink 32 Bit Download
Inca Lillard
This is a comprehensive update to Shaun Purcell's PLINK command-line program, developed by Christopher Chang with support from the NIH-NIDDK's Laboratory of Biological Modeling, the Purcell Lab, and others. (What's new?) (Credits.) (Methods paper.) (Usage questions should be sent to the plink2-users Google group, not Christopher's email.)
I am trying to use plink as an ssh alternative on windows, but I am finding that when plink connects to a remote linux machine, it does not source .bash_profile or .bashrc.
Is there a different dot file I should create? Or is there another option?
When a ssh connection is made to run a single command using plink, bash is not invoked as an "interactive login shell", so it doesn't run /etc/profile, /.bash_profile, /.bash_login, or /.profile (see the bash manual pages).
A forced command can be added to the authorized_keys file for that key (see the sshd manual pages). A forced command (e.g. to run /.profile) stops it running the command specified by plink, so to get it to do both, the forced command should be to execute a script that runs .profile then the original plink command. The latter is stored in an environment variable $SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND so your script can do
During the msysgit installation I specified that I would like to use PLink instead of OpenSSH as my secure shell client program. The environment variable 'GIT_SSH' is set to 'C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\plink.exe', which is the correct path to plink. I've tried with and without quotes. "echo $GIT_SSH" from the bash prompt displays the correct value for the environment variable. I am also able to connect to github via SSH using putty with no problems.
Had the same symptoms, same behavior, same reaction from plink.exe... Turned out the reason was something else and completely unrelated: my disk was full! (so the database would open and display, but HeidiSQL/plink.exe would hang when a change to the database was attempted. Just sharing here in case it helps somebody.
Does plink support GSSAPI? I know putty itself does and enabling GSSAPI works fine with putty, but for some reason it is not working with plink. I was under impression that plink would work the same.
The problem I'm having is that a script using plink all of the sudden was reported not to work. Indeed it asks for password, which it previously did not. So I've investigated this problem and have tried asking the IT center if they used to have some other key based authentication but they were not than helpful. So my question is as follows:
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