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ssh wrapper is default since RHEL5...
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Ok, I will try this!<br />
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Ill come back with the results.<br />
HappyT
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Ok, I will try this!

Ill come back with the results.
HappyT

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What is a script or commands I can input to make the contents of a folder on 1 Red Hat Linux Enterprise server go to another RH linux server every hour, and replace the current contents with the newer updated contents?<br />
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Thank you!!
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What is a script or commands I can input to make the contents of a folder on 1 Red Hat Linux Enterprise server go to another RH linux server every hour, and replace the current contents with the newer updated contents?

Thank you!!

Red Hat Linux - what is a script or batch file to move contents of a folder, to another RH Linux server folder?

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