LifeSize storing command help
MorgoZ
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I need help to understand a command of the lifesize videoconference.
The command is suppose to store the current configuration of the system in a file and it is as follows:
sh% ssh auto@ip get config > codec_confg.as
I interpret the sentence as follows (tell me if i?m wrong)
"auto" is the username of the ssh connection
"ip" is the ip of the remote ssh machine
"get config" is the lifeSize command to get configuration
" > codec_config.as" is a Unix shell command to store something in a "codec_config.as" file.
So, is this sentence only useful to save the configuration in a Unix system? What if i want to save it in a Windows system? Should i have to use the "copy" keyword?
And the most important question:
I?ve tried this command with an AMX master, to save the file directly into the master and it didn?t work, maybe because the ssh of an AMX master doesn?t support Unix commands so, could i use this command or something similar to save the lifesize configuration directly to a master?
I would appreciate any help with this command.
Many thanks!!
Salutes!!
The command is suppose to store the current configuration of the system in a file and it is as follows:
sh% ssh auto@ip get config > codec_confg.as
I interpret the sentence as follows (tell me if i?m wrong)
"auto" is the username of the ssh connection
"ip" is the ip of the remote ssh machine
"get config" is the lifeSize command to get configuration
" > codec_config.as" is a Unix shell command to store something in a "codec_config.as" file.
So, is this sentence only useful to save the configuration in a Unix system? What if i want to save it in a Windows system? Should i have to use the "copy" keyword?
And the most important question:
I?ve tried this command with an AMX master, to save the file directly into the master and it didn?t work, maybe because the ssh of an AMX master doesn?t support Unix commands so, could i use this command or something similar to save the lifesize configuration directly to a master?
I would appreciate any help with this command.
Many thanks!!
Salutes!!
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