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06-05-2008 07:23 AM
06-05-2008 07:23 AM
Its Regarding The TCL executables using the FREEWRAP tool.
Hi all,
I had wrriten a script to automate SSH login in TCL using Expect package plink.exe(ssh client).
I want to develop Executable of that script using Freeware tool.
But,i don't know how to include the Expect package and plink.exe to generate executables.
I tried using -f file.txt option (where file.txt contains Expect and plink.exe along with paths) and appending the pkgIndexfile to the auto_path ,i got execuatble .But when i run that generated .exe file in another machine i got an error as the "Expect package is not found".That means i hope the package is not Wrapped using Freeware.
I want to generate one standalone executable which includes,
a.SSH Login script
b.Expect package
c.Plink.exe(ssh client)
Please Help me in proceeding further.
Any Hint is appreciated.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
BS
I had wrriten a script to automate SSH login in TCL using Expect package plink.exe(ssh client).
I want to develop Executable of that script using Freeware tool.
But,i don't know how to include the Expect package and plink.exe to generate executables.
I tried using -f file.txt option (where file.txt contains Expect and plink.exe along with paths) and appending the pkgIndexfile to the auto_path ,i got execuatble .But when i run that generated .exe file in another machine i got an error as the "Expect package is not found".That means i hope the package is not Wrapped using Freeware.
I want to generate one standalone executable which includes,
a.SSH Login script
b.Expect package
c.Plink.exe(ssh client)
Please Help me in proceeding further.
Any Hint is appreciated.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
BS
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