| Run |
 |
| Syntax: #run {session name} {shell commands} |
 |
| The run command runs a shell command interactively. When the shell command terminates so will the session much like a normal session. |
 |
| You can run any shell command, wether that be ssh, telnet, python, php, perl or ruby. |
 |
Example: #run myserver ssh myname@myserver.com |
| This would create a ssh session to a *nix server with full tintin scripting capabilities. |
 |
Example: #run python python;#act {^cmd %1} {%1};print "cmd #showme <118>Hello World!" |
| This would start a python shell, create a trigger to execute any text preceded by 'cmd ', and print a red colored line. |
 |
| Notice: You can also use the #script and #system commands to execute shell commands. |
 |