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I wonder what implications this has for SSH for PowerShell... Microsoft were originally planning to release native SSH in PowerShell this summer. But now it see
by ilmiont 11y ago
I wonder what implications this has for SSH for PowerShell... Microsoft were originally planning to release native SSH in PowerShell this summer. But now it seems redundant when you could just use Bash anyway...
- kodablah 11y agoI don't think it's redundant. Many people want to remote into Windows' native shell without having bash present.
- joeyaiello 11y agoIt's not redundant, and that's why our work is continuing to go forward. We're definitely not cancelling our plans[1] to deliver native Win32 OpenSSH any time soon. [1] https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/wiki/Win32-OpenSSH-RoadMap https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/wiki/Win32-OpenS...
- breakingcups 11y agoSome sysadmins might want to be able to SSH into their servers from Windows without actually having a complete Linux userspace installed.
- new_hackers 11y agowhat these guys said, also when you consider that automating tasks for both your WinRM-able and SSH-able machines would be very easy. Does bash support WinRM or WMI as well as PowerShell?