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I need a solution to execute a script to check if users are logged on your workstation.

I have stored the list of worstation to question on the file serverlist_login.txt

If the user are logged, we write the username in the file results_login.txt.

I have tried without success this script, but for all workstation my username always appears as a user logged into the workstation. This is not possible

The file results_login.txt output:

I have this script that allows me to automatically backup my MySQL Database every 5 minutes using a batch file.

I've been searching through the various forums of pre-2005 trying to find out how to run a shell-based application in the current shell using VBS. Ie, I've opened up a terminal, and want to execute this application (which enters a REPL) and use it using the terminal I'm in - instead, a new command prompt is being opened, defeating the purpose of my idea of a gui-less, (pure) REPL version of this application. This application is GNU Octave.

For their Windows installation, they have a VBS script which (based on a CLI arg) opens either the Octave Dev environment, or just the Octave REPL (using --no-gui). They do this through a VBS script (see below) and so I thought, maybe I can modify this to have it open the Octave REPL in the current shell. Turns out this isn't as easy as I thought... I've found the culprit of my issues to be the wshShell.Run command, but apparently that can only run commands in the background, or as a new process - to be clear, I want to run my application in the current process.

I guess that's a lot of preamble for a simple question: How do I (minorly) modify the below file to open the Octave REPL interactively while maintaining all of the environment variables and other settings that it sets?

I have a private Azure Linux VM means it can be accessed only from jumpbox(access) vm. I need to deploy a script to this private VM. As this VM cannot even access any storage account/repo, I can't use Custom Script Extension for script deployment. So I thought of deploying the script using az vm run-command invoke by converting the SomeScript.sh to strings and echo it to the virtual machine. Different pieces of my code as below: