please solve

[shweta mani]

hi folks,
i have been assigned a project on Python. i need to execute a remote
shell script file from a windows machine through SSH twisted or
paramiko. if it is a normal file then directly with the command sh
<filename>.sh it is getting executed.
self.conn.sendR equest(self, 'exec', common.NS(sh test1.sh), wantReply
= 1)
but if a shell scripts asks for user input, this particular way does
not wait for user input. it just print the echo part .
is there any way so that interactive type of scripts can be executed
in Paramiko or Twisted Conch in a windows machine (remote login in a
unix machine through Paramiko SSH or Twisted)
i did try with another way in Paramiko which helps in opening a remote
window by creating an instance of SSHClient and invoking the method
invoke_shell(wi th some parametes) but remote shell window is not
opening.the method specifies starts a terminal shell window in SSH
server.
To my interpretation it is somewaht opening a terminal window like
putty.

[Raymond Cote]

Re: please solve

shweta mani wrote:

hi folks,
i have been assigned a project on Python. i need to execute a remote
shell script file from a windows machine through SSH twisted or
paramiko. if it is a normal file then directly with the command sh
<filename>.sh it is getting executed.
self.conn.sendR equest(self, 'exec', common.NS(sh test1.sh), wantReply
= 1)

You could take a look at the Fabric project for some ideas as to how to
do this:
<http://www.nongnu.org/fab/documentation.h tml>

--R

[harijay]

Re: please solve

On Oct 12, 12:15 pm, Raymond Cote <rgac...@Approp riateSolutions. com>
wrote:

shweta mani wrote:

hi folks,
i have been assigned a project on Python. i need to execute a remote
shell script file from a windows machine through SSH twisted or
paramiko. if it is a normal file then directly with the command  sh
<filename>.sh it is getting executed.
self.conn.sendR equest(self, 'exec', common.NS(sh test1.sh), wantReply
= 1)

>
You could take a look at the Fabric project for some ideas as to how to
do this:
   <http://www.nongnu.org/fab/documentation.h tml>
>
--R

ALso please look at the pexpect module. This allows you to supply
"human" input to automate scripts that require it.
Look at http://www.noah.org/wiki/Pexpect#Description_of_Pexpect
Hope this helps
Harijay