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plink command to print free|grep “Mem:”
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I like to print only one "Mem:" line in the output using plink command. Please help me
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free;) --> working
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 8182004 7137528 1044476 0 284648 4852520
-/+ buffers/cache: 2000360 6181644
Swap: 16386260 188 16386072
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free|grep "Mem:";) -->not working
above command not printing the output & terminated without any error. Please help me what's wrong in the syntax
command-line free
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I like to print only one "Mem:" line in the output using plink command. Please help me
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free;) --> working
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 8182004 7137528 1044476 0 284648 4852520
-/+ buffers/cache: 2000360 6181644
Swap: 16386260 188 16386072
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free|grep "Mem:";) -->not working
above command not printing the output & terminated without any error. Please help me what's wrong in the syntax
command-line free
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ok changed as per your advice
– Anavarathan
yesterday
What is plink? Googling, I get some genomics tools as the top results.
– muru
yesterday
@muru Part of PuTTY.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
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I like to print only one "Mem:" line in the output using plink command. Please help me
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free;) --> working
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 8182004 7137528 1044476 0 284648 4852520
-/+ buffers/cache: 2000360 6181644
Swap: 16386260 188 16386072
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free|grep "Mem:";) -->not working
above command not printing the output & terminated without any error. Please help me what's wrong in the syntax
command-line free
asked yesterday
AnavarathanAnavarathan
205
I like to print only one "Mem:" line in the output using plink command. Please help me
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free;) --> working
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 8182004 7137528 1044476 0 284648 4852520
-/+ buffers/cache: 2000360 6181644
Swap: 16386260 188 16386072
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 (free|grep "Mem:";) -->not working
above command not printing the output & terminated without any error. Please help me what's wrong in the syntax
command-line free
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ok changed as per your advice
– Anavarathan
yesterday
What is plink? Googling, I get some genomics tools as the top results.
– muru
yesterday
@muru Part of PuTTY.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
add a comment |
ok changed as per your advice
– Anavarathan
yesterday
What is plink? Googling, I get some genomics tools as the top results.
– muru
yesterday
@muru Part of PuTTY.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
ok changed as per your advice
– Anavarathan
yesterday
ok changed as per your advice
– Anavarathan
yesterday
What is plink? Googling, I get some genomics tools as the top results.
– muru
yesterday
What is plink? Googling, I get some genomics tools as the top results.
– muru
yesterday
@muru Part of PuTTY.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
@muru Part of PuTTY.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
add a comment |
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There is no reason to run the grep remotely.
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 free | grep "Mem:"
Note that you should not give the command to plink inside a subshell, ( ... ).
I don't know anything about Windows' cmd.exe, but you could also try
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 sh -c "free | grep 'Mem:'"
answered yesterday
Kusalananda♦Kusalananda
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Since(free;)worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)
– muru
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
add a comment |
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There is no reason to run the grep remotely.
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 free | grep "Mem:"
Note that you should not give the command to plink inside a subshell, ( ... ).
I don't know anything about Windows' cmd.exe, but you could also try
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 sh -c "free | grep 'Mem:'"
answered yesterday
Kusalananda♦Kusalananda
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Since(free;)worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)
– muru
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
add a comment |
There is no reason to run the grep remotely.
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 free | grep "Mem:"
Note that you should not give the command to plink inside a subshell, ( ... ).
I don't know anything about Windows' cmd.exe, but you could also try
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 sh -c "free | grep 'Mem:'"
answered yesterday
Kusalananda♦Kusalananda
141k17263439
1
Since(free;)worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)
– muru
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
add a comment |
There is no reason to run the grep remotely.
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 free | grep "Mem:"
Note that you should not give the command to plink inside a subshell, ( ... ).
I don't know anything about Windows' cmd.exe, but you could also try
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 sh -c "free | grep 'Mem:'"
answered yesterday
Kusalananda♦Kusalananda
141k17263439
There is no reason to run the grep remotely.
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 free | grep "Mem:"
Note that you should not give the command to plink inside a subshell, ( ... ).
I don't know anything about Windows' cmd.exe, but you could also try
plink -batch user@192.168.91.12 -P 22 -pw test@123 sh -c "free | grep 'Mem:'"
answered yesterday
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Since(free;)worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)
– muru
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
add a comment |
1
Since(free;)worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)
– muru
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
1
1
Since
(free;) worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)– muru
yesterday
Since
(free;) worked for them, I'm guessing they didn't run it in bash, zsh or dash (all of which complain about the parentheses). Given it's part of Putty, probably they ran it from cmd.exe or powershell. So piping the output outside of plink might not work as expected. (Not sure of the semantics of pipes in cmd.exe)– muru
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
@muru In that case, it's not a Unix problem.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
any other way to run free|grep Mem: from cmd.exe
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
Great!!! now working... thanks for your great support mate
– Anavarathan
yesterday
add a comment |
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ok changed as per your advice
– Anavarathan
yesterday
What is plink? Googling, I get some genomics tools as the top results.
– muru
yesterday
@muru Part of PuTTY.
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday