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Greetings,
basically what I want to do is take the standard error from a cron file and store it on a file in a remote host (from Solaris to Linux). I want to create a cron file to do this everyday or put it on a script that will send it everyday to the other system (that doesnt matter). Any ideas on how to do it? I thought the easiest way was through ssh but it'll ask for password. Anyway to get around this?

Any help or advice will be much appreciated.

1) do you already have the standard error from your existing cron job?
2) have you tried to cron, to send the file via ftp?
3) or is there a mapped drive from one system to the other?

And, what have you tried to do?

1) yes, I created a "testing error" with an invalid rsync command.
2) I was trying to avoid sending it using ftp
3) mapping a share from one system to another one seems to be a good idea. But I'd have to copy std.errors onto a share drive and this drive would have to be mounted on the remote host...right? which seems too inconvenient (if it's the way Im thinking)

I have tried different things and I realized the system (solaris who has the std error files) only accepts authorized user accounts (cant ssh to it directly) so Im still stuck on this