LogMeTT Tutorial LogMeTT Tutorial LogMeTT is a launcher application for TeraTerm -terminal emulator- macro. A user can automate login procedure to the remote host as well as running any process on the server. Though `TeraTerm Menu' is already available as auto-login application, LogMeTT has more feature than TeraTerm Menu.

These features include SSH2 connection, scheduling, auto logging, color setup per the remote host and so on. In addition, LogMeTT supports the tree repository per a macro file. LogMeTT author is living in USA. LogMeTT has been included in TeraTerm package. A user can manage an automated connection to remote hosts by using LogMeTT. Also a user can effectively administrate these configuration files because these host information can be registered as a tree repository. However, LogMeTT lacks the feature such as quick launching by keyboard shortcut which is supported by TeraTerm Menu.

May 7, 2007 - The execution of the script requires Tera Term Software installed on the. Execute the file ttpmacro.exe present in the Tera Term directory. A common use that I have for the wait/sendln pair is to send a series of commands to a machine. For example, when sending a series of commands to a Linux box, it might look something like the following: Select all. Wait 'root@localhost#'. Sendln 'command'. Wait 'root@localhost#'. Sendln 'command'. Wait 'root@localhost#'.

LogMeTT can be launched from File menu of TeraTerm. When it is activated, LogMeTT icon will appear in the notification area, far right of a taskbar. We will explain LogMeTT configurations in this chapter. A user will realize an easy-to-use automated procedure using TeraTerm. Right-click LogMeTT icon in the notification area (see upper 3. Figure), and then select 'Configure.' Configuration dialog will appear.

Click the 'Settings' tab, and then select the 'Run at log on to Windows' check box on the 'Settings' tab. LogMeTT will be automatically launched immediately after logon to Windows.

Rusifikator photoshop cc 1421. When 'Start logging' is checked on New Connections tab under Settings tab, auto logging will start by launching LogMeTT from TeraTerm macro (The log file is located in `TeraTerm installation directory Logs LogMeTT menu name_ timestamp.log'). Select 'Macro' tab, and then enter a description of macro script to login to the remote host. If you want User Name to be fixed and Password to be entered via dialog box, refer to the following macro script. Alternatively, you can directly write the user's password in the macro file although it is not recommended. *NOTICE* Refer to.

Username = 'nike' hostname = '192.168.1.3';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; msg = 'Enter password for user ' strconcat msg username passwordbox msg 'Get password' msg = hostname strconcat msg ':22 /ssh /auth=password /user=' strconcat msg username strconcat msg ' /passwd=' strconcat msg inputstr connect msg. Popup dialog can be used to confirm a notice when a user connects to an important host or a user switches the privilege level to the super user level. When a user presses OK button on the popup message, then the macro script will be run. Otherwise when a user presses Cancel button, then the macro script will be cancelled. On 'Colors' tab, a user can modify TeraTerm coloration for each connection.