hi
i am new linux user.
i used windows for 6 years. i decided to change my operating system to linux.
it is hard to be adapted to linux after windows.
it is more complicated but more secure and greater than my old... i am getting fan of linux

Whatever

i have to do this:
- allow remote management, operation and software installation on Linux computers.
- result can be developed either as a set of applications or shell scripts, with preference for the later.
- two distinct entities must be considered, the server and the remote clients.
- the server must hold the shell scripts and necessary files.
- each remote client must, on boot time, check if it should, or should not, process a script that resides on a folder of the server, and if necessary, download the related files from that folder (e.g. rpm files and shell scripts) and run them on the client.
- all operations must be as secure as possible for both entities (server and clients), being allowed the possibility of the saving of clear-texted passwords in access protected files (only readable by the root user).
- all configurations should be done by configuration files, a log file must be maintained in both client and server, no output is to be generated

is there a good linuxer [ i am calling linux user as linuxer and i will be linuxer ] can help me?
Thanx for everthing...

I smell a homework question. That being the case, I'm not going to give you a solution.

You should google for 'ssh'. That's all you're getting.

is there anyone can help me?
pls i have to fisish this in this 10 days...

helloooooooo
isnt there anyone?

There is a bunch to answer here. You should take each question one at a time and browse the forum because they've all been aswered many times over. It's the only way you're going to learn it if that's truly what you're wanting... I'll give you some hits though. Look up commands like 'chmod', 'bash scripting', '/etc/profile', 'rpm', and as ilikejam suggested, 'ssh.' Good luck!