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Date:	Fri, 30 Nov 2007 02:39:55 -0800 (PST)
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Subject:	big enormous shell script - to remotely execute .exes on machines
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Hi all:

I need to write a shell script that does the following:

* Takes a list of machines by IP address and mounts the C$ share
* For each of these machines, executes an .exe on the *remote* host, not the
machine I am running the script from.  I am not sure if this is even
possible; these machines do not have the cygwin dll or environment on them.

* This executable causes the remote thin clients to reboot into write filter
enable mode - which allows changes to be made.  It needs to sleep for about
5 minutes after the last machine has the remote .exe executed.

* After the sleep, it needs to (re) mount each machine's C$ share and copy
an identical set of files over to each directory.

I think the kicker here is having the .exe run on the *remote* machine, not
the local one.  Anyone know if this is possible ?

Thanks - 
Gabe
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