Hello,
I want to call a batch script in Windows via a bash script in OSX, to automate a compile process. However, when using the `prlctl exec` command, it can't see the shared drive folder - it simply times-out and doesn't print anything. If I copy the batch file to the desktop and call it from there, it works as expected.
I've tried calling as `Z:\script.bat` and \\Mac\script.bat` but neither work, they just both timeout.
Also, you can't query the network drives using `prlctl exec "Windows 10" "net use"` as that also just times out and doesn't print anything.
Cheers,
Adam
I want to call a batch script in Windows via a bash script in OSX, to automate a compile process. However, when using the `prlctl exec` command, it can't see the shared drive folder - it simply times-out and doesn't print anything. If I copy the batch file to the desktop and call it from there, it works as expected.
I've tried calling as `Z:\script.bat` and \\Mac\script.bat` but neither work, they just both timeout.
Also, you can't query the network drives using `prlctl exec "Windows 10" "net use"` as that also just times out and doesn't print anything.
Cheers,
Adam