From: tony Tiankoon <nuaadupuliu@...>
Date: 2010-01-17T10:41:56+09:00
Subject: Re: how to judge the command result of batch by Net::telnet

tony Tiankoon wrote:
> Brian Candler wrote:
>> tony Tiankoon wrote:
>>> If from the command [telnet.cmd("echo %ERRORLEVEL")],to make sure that
>>> there is not any exit command in the windows batch script.
>> 
>> Yes, that's basically what you'll need to get it back from telnet.
>> 
>> However, if the server has sshd running then it's possible to execute a 
>> command remotely and get the command status back properly.
>> 
>> Ruby's Net::SSH provides a rather awkward API unfortunately, but you 
>> could copy the example of "vlad" and just shell out to local ssh command 
>> (or pssh.exe if it's a Windows client)
> 
> thank you very much Brain! before that I have known that ssh could get 
> the return status and result of the batch.What I just want to know is that is > there any good idear of getting the result of batch with exit command. It 
> seems that if you want to get the return status and result of batch,you 
> cannot use telnet to excute the batch with exit command(with out \B 
> option) in remote windows server.

see the help information in windows
>help exit
you will get the details.
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