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@irondwill I have not read all discussion of your troubles but 2 things occur to me:
a) don't push your commands, pull them. Have tomcat run a simple web service on server A that takes a string of text and then executes it. Obviously this is insecure and stupid, but if you're on a private server, you should be able to hack around your goofy SAs and get the job done. If the web service isn't viable, try writing a simple script that tunnels from server A to server B on a particular port every 5 minutes (cron job?). When you need to get your shit done, remotely execute a script on server B that listens on that port, waits for a connection, and then transmits its command line argument to the peer that connected. Then the script on server A executes whatever server B sends.
b) run the keygen or whatever you need to create your private key every time? have that be the first few lines of the script that remotely executes on server B.
i'm tired and bad at this stuff and maybe these are overelaborate silly schemes but my hunch is that what you want to do is similar to continuous integration and the way most people do it is via web services running on server A.
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a) don't push your commands, pull them. Have tomcat run a simple web service on server A that takes a string of text and then executes it. Obviously this is insecure and stupid, but if you're on a private server, you should be able to hack around your goofy SAs and get the job done. If the web service isn't viable, try writing a simple script that tunnels from server A to server B on a particular port every 5 minutes (cron job?). When you need to get your shit done, remotely execute a script on server B that listens on that port, waits for a connection, and then transmits its command line argument to the peer that connected. Then the script on server A executes whatever server B sends.
b) run the keygen or whatever you need to create your private key every time? have that be the first few lines of the script that remotely executes on server B.
i'm tired and bad at this stuff and maybe these are overelaborate silly schemes but my hunch is that what you want to do is similar to continuous integration and the way most people do it is via web services running on server A.
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i have one in the same passport line from like from like 10 years ago that was super reliable
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WHAT IS HAPPENING EVERYTHING IS DIFFERENT
Graduated and unemployed. I went to the University of Denver for my grad school though.
How are you?
I also ran out of lives in Candy Crush
p good. unemployed da best. move to PDX plx.
Give me job and I will.
Looking like I will be moving the other way to DC right now.
but haven't you heard it's a ghost town no one is working there! god be smart mazzy
i am off 2 shit the bed
i mean i am off 2 bed pls do not panik
But that is where the money for my work is!
PDX sadly doesn't have a lot of it.
I look, I want to move to PDX for mad adventures.
For their profs and TAs, yes.
Only if you're getting funded
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