A script for remotely submitting things via RIT CS's try system, from your own computer. Set up SSH keys first.

try-remote

#!/bin/bash

#
# This script allows remote submissions to try via scp uploads and remote ssh commands
#
# For this script to be effective, you should set up SSH to use
# key files instead of passwords. The steps are in the comments below.
# It will still work if you don't but you'll have to enter your password a bunch.
# 
# $ ssh-keygen -t rsa # don't use a password here
# $ ssh user@host "mkdir .ssh; chmod 700 .ssh"
# $ scp .ssh/id_rsa.pub user@host:.ssh/authorized_keys2
#

USERNAME="abc1234" # put your username here
HOST="yes.cs.rit.edu" # take your pick of cs machines
ROOT_LOCATION="~/try" # pick a folder where your submissions will go

CLASS=$1
shift
SUBMISSION=$1
shift
FILES=$@

LOCATION=$ROOT_LOCATION/$CLASS/$SUBMISSION

ssh $USERNAME@$HOST "mkdir -p $LOCATION"
echo "Uploading files..."
scp $FILES $USERNAME@$HOST:$LOCATION
echo "Trying submission $SUBMISSION to $CLASS..."
ssh $USERNAME@$HOST "cd $LOCATION; try $CLASS $SUBMISSION $FILES < /dev/null"