Running Scripts in Windows XP

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Kevin U
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Running Scripts in Windows XP

Post by Kevin U » Fri Jan 08, 2010 3:50 pm

Hi all! I haven't found this while searching, so please forgive me if this was already covered since I couldn't find it.

How does one run a script to LinuxSampler in windows without using a front-end? Is there an equivalent to "cat" in windows, or do I need to install a tcp client? I have telnet, but it only seems to let me type, but not send a file. Thanks much.

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Re: Running Scripts in Windows XP

Post by cuse » Mon Jan 11, 2010 10:24 pm

What you want is netcat, not cat. And yes, there are various options for WIndows as well. There is a Windows port of netcat, or you could install cygwin and use the netcat version coming with cygwin. There are certainly dozens of other tools for Windows which do the same.

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