Ruby：检查Windows远程主机中是否安装了程序

I need to test if a series of applications is installed in a linux/unix based host and in a windows host. So obviously, in unix/linux is as easy as ssh-ing the host an run $ which $cmd like:

我需要测试一系列应用程序是否安装在基于linux / unix的主机和Windows主机中。所以很明显,在unix / linux中就像ssh-ing主机一样简单运行$ which cmd就像:

    def valid_util?(cmd, user, host, pass)
      begin
        result = nil
        Timeout::timeout(10) do
          Net::SSH.start( host.to_s, user.to_s, :password => pass.to_s) do |ssh|
            result = ssh.exec!(cmd.to_s)
          end
        end
      rescue Timeout::Error
        raise TimeoutError, 'SSH connection timeout!'
      end
      !result.nil?
    end

How can I achieve something similar in windows? Can anyone help me figuring this out?

如何在Windows中实现类似的功能?任何人都可以帮我解决这个问题吗?

1 个解决方案

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@skimisha

Hmm, maybe this approach would help:

嗯,也许这种方法会有所帮助:

Use samba to connect to windows from linux (you can use ruby/SMB).

使用samba从linux连接到windows(你可以使用ruby / SMB)。

Once connected, you may use samba to browse the server and then based on results locally assert if the applications in questions have been installed.

连接后,您可以使用samba浏览服务器,然后根据结果本地断言是否已安装问题中的应用程序。

BUT, if your use case is bit more complex (e.g. checking windows registry, etc.) and you must fire-off a command to check (similar to what you are doing against linux remote hosts), you may:

但是,如果您的用例有点复杂(例如,检查Windows注册表等),您必须启动一个命令来检查(类似于您对Linux远程主机的操作),您可以:

setup ssh on windows using cygwin and then remotely execute .bat or .cmd files.

使用cygwin在Windows上设置ssh,然后远程执行.bat或.cmd文件。

try using winexe

尝试使用winexe

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