[Milhouse]

You should be able to schedule a cmd script on the Windows PC using "at".

You don't need PuTTY for this, just configure the script to run on the Windows PC, connecting to the remote Raspberry Pi host (eg. @xbmc.host=192.168.0.8).

Or add named sections to your texturecache.cfg file and reference each section when running the script, eg:

Code:

# values common to all sections go in here...
#qaperiod=9999
#allow.recacheall=yes

[pi1]
xbmc.host=192.168.0.8

[pi2]
xbmc.host=192.168.0.9

then:

Code:

texturecache.py @section=pi1 qa
texturecache.py @section=pi1 vscan

texturecache.py @section=pi1 c movies
texturecache.py @section=pi1 c tvshows

texturecache.py @section=pi2 c movies
texturecache.py @section=pi2 c tvshows

You can run all of the above options remotely, on your Windows server.