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since we don't know how the license server works it's not really possible for this problem to be solved. does the client send a request first? or does the server just "hand out" licenses? does the...

there are several different ways to do this.

1: If it is discrete pieces of data like names, addresses or whatever, you can use a "sqlite" database. No engine needed, just the libraries and one...

well, then, if you're forced to use a password, the first thing you do is write the expect script to do NOTHING but log into the other system, then log out.
once you have that, then you fill in the...

do you have ssh key auths on all 1000+ of these servers? or do you have to know the passwords?

do the files live on the same place on each?

ls -l `grep -l XYZ *`

Option 2 is definitely the best. And do NOT disable root access on each box or you might cripple the box if openldap is gone. Just make sure the local root account has a good password. Every...

Sadly, you are likely stuck starting up as root.

Other daemons start up as root, then listen to their < 1024 port, then they change user id to the user that they are supposed to be for the rest of...