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cronjob on a remote ssh without typing password
Hi there, How can I send a script to a remote ssh client. 1) I cannot connect through ftp 2) I just need to read a file on a remote server. Here is what I do: Code:
~$ ssh santiago@myserver.com santiago@myserver.com's password: santiago@myserver:~$ cat logfile hello world bonjour le monde hola mundo santiago@myserver:~$ exit ~$ I'd love to be able to read that file in a scheduled job without having to enter my password. Is it possible? Thanks in advance Santiago |
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