Run Remote
Run executables remotely through ssh
Requirements
sshserver open the remote pc
ssh, scp, sshpass on the local pc
Installation
python -m pip install runremote
Quickstart
usage: python -m runremote [-h] --host HOST --user USER [--pass PASS] file
positional arguments:
file Executable to launch
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--host HOST host[:port]
--user USER Remote user
--pass PASS Remote password
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