Hmm, maybe you like this idea, David.

Run a gwcheck on your Linux server locally. You need a graphical interface for this. Either gui on Linux or gui with combination of putty/xming.

Select the options you need! Save these options to a file (usually extension opt).

After this you can create a cron job to run gwcheckt together with your opt file.

Here is a small excerpt from one of my presentations ..

Hmm, maybe you like this idea, David.

Run a gwcheck on your Linux server locally. You need a graphical interface for this. Either gui on Linux or gui with combination of putty/xming.

Select the options you need! Save these options to a file (usually extension opt).

After this you can create a cron job to run gwcheckt together with your opt file.

Here is a small excerpt from one of my presentations ..

Thanks a lot !