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Running a script in a server from another server
Hi Guys
Say I have two servers (A & B) and two scripts (script1 & script2). script1 will be running on server A and script2 will nbe running on server B. Now my need is to kickoff script2 (in server B) just after finishing running script1 (in server A) Any idea, how to achieve this? Thanks a lot to all in advance C Saha |
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02-16-2006
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you can achieve that using
rsh, ssh |
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02-16-2006
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rsh server script
or ssh which is more secure. |
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