How do I run a unix command to quit ARD if it is running on a remote server I am trying to access?

how do I run a unix command to quit ARD if it is running on a remote server I am trying to access?

killall "Remote Desktop"
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I'm trying to run piped Unix commands using Runtime.getRuntime().exec(...) but apparently the pipe symbol ("|") doesn't seem to work...
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Thierry

The | symbol for a pipe is understood by a shell, so it was right to point to this direction.
If you still have a problem, that might be because of another reason. What did happen, how exactly� did it not work? Did you take care of the stdin and stdout channels of the launched process?

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Hi all,
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If you want to run a command from java for a windows platform, you should check windows knows the command.
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I am trying to run a unix command from within the java code. I am not able to make it work. I am enclosing the code and the error message that I am getting. Any help is highly appreciated.
import java.io.*;
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You might read this article and see if its approach works.
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html

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First your original question... You can put more than one DOS command on a single line, simply separate each command with an ampersand (&). For example:
mkdir c:\abc & cd abc & dir*
Regarding your concerns about performance, well that would depend on exactly what you mean. Using CLIENT_HOST (or HOST on the server) simply opens a shell (DOS in this case) then passes your command to it. The performance of performing this action really isn't measurable. Basically you are just pressing a button and you should get a near immediate action. As for the performance of executing each command, that has nothing to do with Forms. Once the command is passed to the shell, the rest is a function of the shell and whatever command you passed.
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best regrdas
Thanks in advance.

eddie100 wrote:
hi i have a probelm when i am trying to run more than one command from java:
i want to run it by using bin/ksh -c (this will take the first arg so i have probelm with runnig commad like" less abc.txt)
commands to be run:
1- ll -tr
2-mkdir x
3-less abc.txt
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which commands i am allowing to run form the java and how can i make it
best regrdas
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/2184297#2184297
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so why is it not a good idea?
Cause the preference files stores all clients data.
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As you can see from my previous thread: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3138884?tstart=0
I ended up reinstalling Mac OS X 10.6.0 after using "mkdir" and "mv" Unix commands to move my old files to a "previous" folder and I'm still trying to access my account because it's Vile Vault protected. I wish I knew how to move my old folders out from previous into /volumes/macintosh\ HD
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Thank you very much!

Hi Philip
Philip Han wrote:
I honestly despise the forum setup... Whenever I wait too long the cursor loses focus so when I hit backspace I go back a page and lose everything I wrote. This has happened to me on 3 different computers now.
I don't have this problem at all, and I can't make any suggestions on how to fix it. Maybe you should post a separate thread in the Using the Forums Forum.
So in the end I went against your advice and moved Applications and Users back to their original folder in HD and I logged in just fine! Well, I did have to boot into single user mode to restore Admin Privileges by creating a new account and then changing Privileges. Some programs didn't start up but it's okay, I know which ones rely on System and whatnot but at least I have nearly everything in its original place and I can back it all up.
Ahh, you're made of sterner stuff than me !
Best Buy has $99 1TB WD Passport SE's (The USB 3.0 Version actually!) so I grabbed one immediately and set up Time Machine.
Sounds like a good choice.
Seriously, what other way can you ensure that your data is safe without using File Vault? I use Truecrypt for some things that I don't access much, but daily operations? I'd rather just put up with the sluggish performance of FV!
I think it depends on what level of security you need. Do you routinely have files that simply must not be read by a third party if your computer gets stolen?
FV has always struck me as a hammer to crack a nut, and if something goes wrong you can't even take the disk to a data recovery specialist to get your information back.
On occasions when I have data that must be kept secure I use Disk Utility to set up an encrypted sparse bundle, which I keep on the desktop. When I need to access files in the bundle then I double click on it and enter the password to mount it. A minor problem with this is that TM will copy across the whole sparse bundle even if just one file on it is edited. Even so, it's not really a problem since TM is working in the background.
Thank you for all your help Bob!
You're most welcome
Bob

How to run Unix command with Pipe ( | )?

Dear Friends,
I have to execute the below unix command through java program.
*ps -ewwo pid,args | grep -E "abc.sh|xyz.jar" | gawk '{ print $1 }' | wc -l*
My code to execute this command is,
Runtime run = Runtime.getRuntime();
File workDir = new File("/root/sat");
String psCmd = "ps -ewwo pid,args | grep -E \"abc.sh|xyz.jar \" | gawk '{ print $1 }' | wc -l";
Process process = run.exec(psCmd, null, workDir);
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ERROR: Garbage option.
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Thanks in advance,
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The pipe has to be interpreted by a shell so you need
String[] psCmd =
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Thanks in advance.

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