I repeat my question: what is wrong with just using 'ssh' to login to the remote Mac and then run that command?

can not understan
 

Hello Sir,
I can not understand, ssh-in on remote mahcine
pls take some efforts to elaborate

I found sudo find / -name "*.app" gives u list of all apps on ur machine

how to do remoting that I can not understand , I try all ur above answers
I want simple one line script consist IP address, currently I have list of IPs in excel format

Start here:
http://www.google.ca/search?q=how+to+use+ssh
But you need to expect to spend several hours (or days) reading and learning concepts - not just looking for the exact solution to your current problem.

hayne..pls see my #20 no thread...I use ssh there...pls refer that open that PIC use your IP address there and check this and post reply

That screencapture shows that you failed to login remotely on the other machine using 'ssh'. That is a separate problem that you will need to solve. Do you have an account on that machine? (You will need one.)

do u want to suggest something else ?
 

yes account is there, I have the current user id and pass of that machine
and I also have admin pass to connect as admin
but the pass is not accepted and i can not log in
can u focus light more on that written shell command
using ssh, do u want to suggest something else

To use 'ssh', you have to enable "Remote Login" in Sharing Preferences on the remote machine.

or ask the [actual] owner to do it. ;)

i was done that before
 

hi hayne,
as per mclbruce said i was done enable option http://www.dssw.co.uk/blog/2007/05/1...-mac-os-x-104/
and then post thread here

So you did. Are the two Macs (they should be) on the same network?

I see your error. Is the account name the same on the first computer and the other? If not, try this:
Of course, replace the <username> with your actual username, and <ip_address> with the correct IP (say 10.4.201.221).

i was done..no progress
 

of course...i know that uid and pass...there are no 2 macs on same network..
i have done ur above script also..no progress...snap shot is attached.....there may be network issue
but as i use VNC i m able to connect that site without err...

Try it again by with the "-v" option this time - that will give more info about what is going wrong.

ssh -v -l dump 10.0.0.40

OK I enter
 

OK boss I enter

showing err that attached in pIC...now
can i enter password...or exit

It has been given warning as data or system files will be lost
what to do?

Umm, what you showed is just the standard warning that is issued the first time a user account uses 'sudo'. You haven't seen this before???

Anyway, why are you using 'sudo' ? Let's concentrate on getting 'ssh' working. Don't run any commands in the 'ssh' line, just get a remote login session.

no getting
 

i try above and ssh -v -l dump 10.0.0.40...this way we can not achieve result

means instead of sudo i have to use ssh ...


I take two stpes from now: as attach in *.doc :
at last instead of writing exit if Can I continue with command
(dump$ sudo find/Applications -type f -name "*.app") then will
it give me all application list on dump mac

post me reply..take u r time...(warning can distory connection or data on dump)...and i do not know how
to anything more

prob for command + K
 

1. after doing above scripting from terminal
there is prob for finder command + K
this window is hanged and afp:// links in
text box is hanged...i need to log out from system

2. i tried above command and unable to view list of all apps on 10.0.0.40
i can success remote login but unable to find installed apps on 10.0.0.40

thread is solved
 

after remote login is successful
i use command
ls -l /Applications

this gives me all apps installed on remote mac
and then i start VNC and take a snap shot
and identify both are found to be correct

i close this thread here itself

yes this is working
 

hayne...this is extremly nice..above u r link is working at this time
i found one thing as u said ssh -v -l dump 10.0.0.40 done same job as ssh -l dump 10.0.0.40
"-v" is not necessary

1.ssh -v -l dump 10.0.0.40
password:xxxx
2.ls -l /Applications..............(log in one list191110.txt)

3.open VNC viewer and remote login,open finder->Applications->take snap shot
.......(PIc file list191110.png)

both tally they are found to be correct...

I want to do more R&D....I will let u know.....thanks hayne......very much:D

how to chek which OS is there on remote machine
 

Dear hayne,

i am digging how to find which os x,firefox,email agent(mac mail,entourge) version is there on remote machine by shell script