05-24-2004
Running a script on a different Sever
Guys,
I want to run a script located on a different server from my pc.
Let say the server has an IP of 1.1.10.2/16 and the script path is:
/home/user/bin/check.sh
The script scans for all available devices on the lan.
My pc has an IP of 1.1.15.4/16 and I can ping the sever and can connect to it, but I want to do things from my Sun.
Here is my code
for x in $check.sh
do
ping $x
done
/bin/ksh: check.sh: not found
Obviously I don't know how to tell my code how to connect to the server
I have asked and none of my friends at work know how to do this.
thank you
Tony
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