Dear wine-users,
I am experimenting with wine's (wine-1.0.1) ability to interface with
native Unix programs, as in
$ wineconsole /bin/echo hi
hi
What I would like to do is something like the following.
Create a batch file that calls a Unix-command (in this case `ssh`) and
redirects output to a file. Consider, for example, the following lines
in a file called 'ssh.bat':
/usr/bin/ssh %* pwd > wine.out
Now running
wineconsole ssh.bat user@host > linux.out
shortly creates an empty (wine) command prompt window and closes it
again in an instant (I've set up public-key authentication). The
output is:
$ cat linux.out
/home/user
$ cat wine.out
The problem is, that I'd like to use the `ssh` output on the wine level.
For that the above output would've to be reversed.
I don't believe that this is possible, but I dislike guessing and prefer
asking a competent body of users and developers. Thus, I'll submit to
your good judgement :)
Thanks,
Hagen
