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Thank you for your commends, however, I am looking for a name or a link to an actual program. We have previously established scripts and put them on the servers, now all that is left is the program that will go and execute them.
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Thank you for your commends, however, I am looking for a name or a link to an actual program. We have previously established scripts and put them on the servers, now all that is left is the program that will go and execute them.

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The program for executing the scripts will be ssh, as I showed above. If you need to execute a number of scripts on the servers, one after the other you could use a wrapper script that you install on the server that will execute each script in turn. Or run ssh from a local script like I described.<br />
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Maybe I don't fully understand your problem. What is it about what I've described that is a problem?
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The program for executing the scripts will be ssh, as I showed above. If you need to execute a number of scripts on the servers, one after the other you could use a wrapper script that you install on the server that will execute each script in turn. Or run ssh from a local script like I described.

Maybe I don't fully understand your problem. What is it about what I've described that is a problem?

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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Currently I run about 25 scripts per day to perform various tasks on various linux servers. I am looking for a program that will remotly run scripts for me. Basicly all it needs to do is store a script, connect to SSH, run the script and exit. Your help is much appreciated. Thank you. 
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Experts,

            Currently I run about 25 scripts per day to perform various tasks on various linux servers. I am looking for a program that will remotly run scripts for me. Basicly all it needs to do is store a script, connect to SSH, run the script and exit. Your help is much appreciated. Thank you. 

Running a remote script

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