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I'm running the following command in windows console: 

"C:\Putty\putty.exe" -load "mySavedSession1" -m C:\somePath\localScript.txt -v

localScript.txt content: 

/somePath/update-new-ver.sh

the remote machine is Ubuntu and I want putty to run the remote script. If I run this /somePath/update-new-ver.sh in putty GUI on remote-command box, its working fine, but from windows console it just open and close putty real quick and I cant see if there is an exception thrown.

  1. How can I make putty to stay open when done?
  2. Am I running this remote script the right way?
Shoham
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Instead of using putty, i think you can use plink instead. With plink you shouldn't have the problem of the app closing down too quickly on you as this is a console app.

More info here: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.53b/htmldoc/Chapter7.html

user55570
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