On Aug 3, 2005, at 04:58, Darin Perusich wrote:
i thought about making crontab a wrapper which ssh'd over to a
centeral server and envoked crontab. this would be rather straight
forward, the only catch would be that your crontab server would
need to have what ever tools the users need. to make it transparent
to the user you could use ssh's HostbasedAuthentication. then the
user wouldn't even realize that they're on another system.
That would work for us, as all of the programs and data live in AFS
or NFS space. Nothing is stored locally on any server.
I was thinking about doing something that would put a .crontab file
in their home dir and then the crontab server would pick it up.
Thanks
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