On Fri, 2009-08-28 at 23:13 +0200, Gert van den Berg wrote: > On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 21:35, Hagen > Fuchs<hagen.fuchs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hi, > > > >> Correct, learning bash will get you a long way, especially if you're > >> mixing in UNIX/Linux commands. > > > > In way of defense, I have to admit, I'm quite comfortable with shell > > scripting. However, as I have tried to outline (perhaps ambiguously), I > > cannot rely on advanced UNIX tools, as the redirection has to happen on > > the Win32/Wine-level. > > > > After a few more hours' worth of experimenting - a tad more than I had > > planned on spending - I'm now fairly certain that this kind of > > redirection is not possible at all. Or is it? :) > > > If you don't need wineconsole, this seem to work: > mohag@mohagpc:~$ wine cmd > CMD Version 1.1.28 > > Z:\home\mohag>/bin/echo test > Z:\home\mohag>test > > Z:\home\mohag>/bin/echo test > NUL > Z:\home\mohag> > An additional thought: why not use netcat? Netcat is a general purpose program that transfers data across a TCP/IP connection. It comes in both Windows and Linux versions, so you could run a Windows copy in a .BAT file under control of the WINE application, using it to ship commands and/or data to a Linux shell via a Linux copy of netcat. You could choose to run both ends of the connection on the same host or at either side of a network. The Linux version is called 'netcat' or 'nc'. Martin
