Suraj wrote:
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| *ugh* telnet? anyway, be it telnet or ssh, you can use an expect
| script to do it. search for 'expect script ssh' and you will find out
| how to do it. Put the script in a cron job on your local box.
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Or even plain ssh like this in your local crontab:
10 * * * * ssh remote.host 'command here'
With the above you could have a 'passphraseless' ssh key. But thats
not a good thing to do. If you dont care, you can. Or if you give a
damn about doing it securely you could as well use 'rsh'. man rsh.
cheers,
-Suraj
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