run python script from command line

[rleon]

Is there a way for me to run a python script from the command?

I get the following error

# python test2.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test2.py", line 31, in <module>
    Main()
  File "test2.py", line 8, in Main
    crt.Screen.Synchronous = True
NameError: global name 'crt' is not defined

[bgagnon]

Hi rleon,

You can run scripts in SecureCRT by using the following:

SecureCRT.exe /Script "Path_to_Script.py"

[rleon]

hi

Im on MAC dont have an exe file.

Thanks

[bgagnon]

Hi rleon,

Sorry, for Mac OS, it would be:

/Applications/SecureCRT.app/contents/MacOS/SecureCRT /Script "Path_to_Script.py"

[rleon]

Thanks that worked ..

is there an option that doesnt force a new window to be opened? Ideally I would like to run it from the current session.

[bgagnon]

Hi rleon,

I am not quite sure what you need.

Does your script include code to logon the remote system?

You can use /S "session_name" to launch a session via the command-line. The /T option opens the connection in a tab. See the Using the Software / Command Line Options topics in SecureCRT's Help file for more info.