winrun is a simple way to run commands on a Windows machine from Linux and recieve the output.

DEPENDENCIES

	Requires installation of winrun_svr on the Windows machine which must be running when you want to run a command (so best to have it run on startup/login).

SYNTAX
	winrun [command] [-t [timeout]] [-v]

	command: The Windows command you want to run. make sure to wrap this in quotation marks if it contains spaces.
	-t: Specify timeout
		timeout: The number of seconds you want winrund to wait to recieve the next line of output before throwing a timeout error (default is 5 seconds)
	-v: Verbose mode

INSTALLATION

	g++ compile lines are located at the first line of "winrun.cpp" and "winrund.cpp". Once compiled, copy the executables to /usr/bin
	Copy "winrund.service" to /etc/systemd/system and run "systemctl enable winrund" and if you want to start before reboot, then also run "systemctl start winrund"

CONFIGURATION

	Copy the config file to "/etc/winrund/config" and edit acccordingly.

	winrund, the daemon program for handling the network traffic, should be started on login after winrun_svr. Logs are in journalctl.

KNOWN ISSUES

	Some "non-standard" characters (i.e. the vertical and horizontal lines in the "tree" command) don't output properly and can cause a crash.

	Output that changes within a given line (i.e. the first part of a "systeminfo" command) will not output in the Linux terminal.