ssh -R 2222:127.0.0.1:22 user@linuxmachine control-script

ssh -p 2222 user@localhost something.cmd

watch -n 5 ~/checker.bash

#!/bin/bash
if [ -f myscript.bash ]; then
 sh ~/myscript.bash
else
 echo 'checking...'
fi

#!/bin/bash
/cygdrive/c/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0/Common7/IDE/devenv.exe
rm myscript.bash

#!/usr/bin/expect

set timeout 10
log_user 1

spawn bash --login
expect -re {.*$}       ;# Assumes a dollar sign in your prompt on local box

send "ssh remoteuser@your_remote_linux_boxr"
expect "*word:*"
send "REMOTE_PASSWORDr"  ;# Bad security practice!!  For illustration purposes only.
expect -re {rn.*$}     ;# Assumes a dollar sign in your prompt on your remote box
puts "Connected to remote system"

set i 0

while {$i < 5} {     ;# For now, we just loop 5 times. You might loop forever...
    send "ls ~/TasksSpoolDir | wc -lr";
    expect -re "rn([0-9]+)r"
    set taskcount $expect_out(1,string)
    sleep 1
    if { $taskcount } {
            # Inspect remote job files from spool directory, for example, to determine what you want to do locally
            send "r~32"             ;# Send ~CTRL-Z to ssh
            expect "Stopped"
            send "pwd; ls; echo Do local tasks now.  Remove remote job files from spool directory...r"
            sleep 1
            send "fgr"                ;# Resume ssh.
            sleep 1
            send "rr"
            expect -re {rn.*$}      ;# Assumes a dollar sign in your prompt on your remote box
    }

    incr i
    sleep 1;  # Sleep however long between checks for new work from spool directory
}

send "exitr"
expect -re {.*closed}
puts "Connection to remote host closed..."
send "exitr"
expect "*"
puts "Local bash process closed..."
wait

exit 0