what options we have for performing ssh (actually scp) on Windows and Linux
from Python.
Note that Linux has builtin ssh/scp, hence, pexpect should be a simple
option, but to the best
of my knowledge Windows does not anything. I would like to see a list of
options on this.
Would you please help me ?
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No one to help me ??
sa6113 wrote:
what options we have for performing ssh (actually scp) on Windows and
Linux from Python.
Note that Linux has builtin ssh/scp, hence, pexpect should be a simple
option, but to the best
of my knowledge Windows does not anything. I would like to see a list of
options on this.Would you please help me ?
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Perhaps I misunderstand the question. How is this question specific to matplotlib and not remote login in general?
If you need an SSH client for Windows, I use putty, and it works pretty well. If you need X11 remoting or something, I've used Cygwin, and I know others have had success with X-Ming. Does that answer your question?
Mike
sa6113 wrote:
No one to help me ??
sa6113 wrote:
what options we have for performing ssh (actually scp) on Windows and
Linux from Python.
Note that Linux has builtin ssh/scp, hence, pexpect should be a simple
option, but to the best
of my knowledge Windows does not anything. I would like to see a list of
options on this.Would you please help me ?
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Michael Droettboom
Science Software Branch
Operations and Engineering Division
Space Telescope Science Institute
Operated by AURA for NASA