I need to access a Linux machine from Windows 7 via PHP.
For that I created simple bat (MyScript.bat
) script containing plink.
c:\wamp\www\abc\plink.exe user1@192.168.70.128 -pw l1c -C "df -h">11.txt
When I am executing the bat script, it's working fine, i.e. the output is written in file 11.txt
But when I am accessing it from PHP, the 11.txt
is created without data
echo exec('MyScript.bat');
Moreover, in browser, the script commands are displayed as text. I even tried to use print_r
for the display.
"c:\wamp\www\abc\plink.exe user1@192.168.70.128 -pw l1c -C "df -h">11.txt
Do not launch external tool for SSH.
PHP has native support for SSH.
Or use phpseclib:
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
use phpseclib\Net\SSH2;
$ssh = new SSH2($hostname);
if ($ssh->login($username, $password))
{
echo $ssh->exec("df -h");
}
See:
Anyway, if you want to use Plink, redirect also the standard error output to debug your problem:
plink.exe .. dir > 11.txt 2>&1
See How to redirect Windows cmd stdout and stderr to a single file?.
You are for sure missing the -hostkey
switch to explicitly specify a fingerprint of the trusted hostkey.