From windows i am executing a remote shell script using putty plink
cmd>plink.exe -ssh username@hostipd -pw gbG8qs4 /user/alice/listoffiles.sh > C:\log1.txt
Shell script in remote server
#! /bin/bash
echo -e "Hellow\nWorld"
I am getting the output in log1.txt is HelloWorld without any newline. How to get ouput as
Hello
World
You are getting a newline in the output. The problem is that this is a Unix newline, which Windows doesn't recognize. Unix encodes newlines as the LF (line feed) character, whereas Windows newlines consist of the two-character sequence CRLF (carriage return, line feed).
To view the output correctly under Windows, use just about anything other than the type command in cmd or the Notepad editor.
If you want to produce output with Windows newlines, you can pipe your script through sed 's/$/\r/'. But note that this output will not work normally under Linux: the extra CR character at the end of the line will be considered part of the line by many applications.
