I want to know if it's possible to make putty hotkeys/keybinds/macros to do the following so that I don't have to type them anymore:
SSH into my seedbox
cd to a specific directory
unrar -x file.rar
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I want to know if it's possible to make putty hotkeys/keybinds/macros to do the following so that I don't have to type them anymore:
SSH into my seedbox
cd to a specific directory
unrar -x file.rar
Hmmm.. let me Google that for you.. ..Yup, feeding "putty macro" into Google shows lots of solutions.
I used to use Putty connection manager, which will do all of that and more.
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Mhm. I've tried that before I posted this. In the exact window you posted a screenshot of, I put in my username and password. Then when I double click on the connection, instead of doing what it's supposed to do, it sees my password for the username. So if I had put in username: porky, password:pig, it says in the connection window pig@blahblahblah.feralhosting.com and tries to load porky as my password, which in turn gives me "access denied". So logically, I inverted them. I put my username as pig and password as porky. Nope. Still did not work. So the connection manager approach is not going to work. The only other solution Google is yielding is Autohotkey and I am nowhere near good enough with that to create a script to log me in and cd to a directory.