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Discussion by spawN-eD with 14 Replies.
Last Update: May 12, 2011, 11:26 am | |||
i didn know where to write this but i will try here
so story is simple
After .bat file start it will do the job but not save to .txt but send info to php or mysql to other pc or server where is that mysql database is that posible? and how? explane me or show some simple
sory my bad english
Fri May 6, 2011 Reply New Discussion
More precisely, isn't this a homework you have to do at school?
Isn't it simpler to let the php program do the job and insert the result inside the database?
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hi all astahost users , admins , modsi didn know where to write this but i will try here
This topic is not a tutorial. So, you are right, you should not have posted it in the tutorial section.
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Mon May 9, 2011 Reply New Discussion
in .bat file it should looke like this
wget http://mywebsite.something/pc.php?username...me%&ip=%ip%
something like this i think but now i will need that pc.php script :/
sory my bad english
Tue May 10, 2011 Reply New Discussion
the wget sentence is easy to put in a .bat file.
What we cannot understand is what you want to be done. Why do you need a mysql database?
And what is the operation that has to be performed. Do you want to save on your server the contents of the whole PC of each guy accessing your website?
Why do you need to store the IP address, password and start a wget remote backup?
You know, we cannot fully help you if we do not fully understand what you are wanting to be performed.
Wed May 11, 2011 Reply New Discussion
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Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
You can do this very easily in a bat file.
This bat could be something like this, and could be easily sent at the end of system boot.
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ipconfig >myip.txtscp myip.txt remoteuser@remoteserver:myip.txt
echo ip sent to remote server
Of course, you will have to install scp for windows on your customer system (a free version), and setup scp signatures for unattended send, but this is a standard system administration task.
Regards
Yordan
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
for a while i got something like this :
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@echo offecho [*] Collecting Relevant system information
echo Host Name : %computername% > %computername%.txt
systeminfo | find "OS" >> %computername%.txt
systeminfo | find "Domain" >> %computername%.txt
ipconfig | find "IP" >> %computername%.txt
echo. >> %computername%.txt
i made it just for tests and maby what info send to my server
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
Just have a look at the resulting file to check that all your infos are there, manually check the scp syntax in order to validate your hostname and username settings, and then add the scp line inside your script.
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
I am talking about a password on your gentoo system for the customer filesystem transfer.
Let's say I create a user named "spawned" on your gentoo system.
Then, the PC makes a scp myfile.txt spawned@yourser:myfile.txt
The only password which has to be sent is the spawned's password on the gentoo system. And this gentoo user spawned is a user which is only allowed to store the text files received from your customer's PC.
And of course this text file should have nothing secret, so that if some spy is listening to your customer's phone line he can catch nothing precious.
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
At least you don't need the PC to send his password through the network, you need the customer to tell you his password through a secured way (while having a coffee together for instance), you only need the current IP to be sent at boot time.
And on the gentoo system I was not talking about the root password, I was talking about a dedicated user's password, this user owning the transferred files. Such a user cannot touch the system files, he can only touch the transferred files.
Thu May 12, 2011 Reply New Discussion
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