Use batch processing on Windows to copy files from a remote Linux server to a local

Use batch processing on Windows to copy files from a remote Linux server to a local

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Install Cygwin to select the following installation package:

Autoconf2. , automake1.1, Binutil, Gcc-cor,

Gcc-g, GD, Pcre, Pcre-devel, make, vim,expect (expect is required to enter the password automatically when using SCP)

Image file Selection: Http://cygwin.mirror.globo.tech

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1. Setting the Windows System environment variables

Add/cygwin64/home/admin;/cygwin64/bin to the front of the Windows System environment variable path

2, in the/cygwin64/home/admin script 101.sh, the content is as follows:

#!/bin/expect-f

#set Password 123456

Set date [exec date-d "-2 Day" "+%y%m%d"]

Set FD [Open/home/admin/passwd.txt R]

Set password [Read $FD]

Close $FD

Spawn Scp-r [Email protected]:/tmp/nagiosa_${date}.tar/home/admin/log/

Set Timeout 300

Expect "[email protected] ' s password:"

Set Timeout 300

Send "$password \ r"

Set Timeout 300

Send "exit\r"

Expect EOF

3. password file

Vi/home/admin/passwd.txt

123456

4, write the batch file 101.bat on Windows, the content is as follows:

Expect-f c:\cygwin64\home\admin\101.sh

Expect-f c:\cygwin64\home\admin\201.sh (steps to be performed like this can be added down)

Pause

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Use batch processing on Windows to copy files from a remote Linux server to a local