Re: Simple Socket Guidance
- From: "ipnwsec" <sunil.maryala@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Nov 2006 15:02:11 -0800
Hi,
what u need to do is write a client server program.
Server runs on a remote machine on which u need to invoke a process.
and client runs on your machine.
You can implement these client servrers using sockets based on tcp.
When ever you press ENTER on client machine send a message on the tcp
connection from client to server. On server decode the message and
invoke a process using fork..etc.
If you want any more info please feel free to contact
you can post your further questions regarding this on this group :
IP-Networks-Security@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks,
Sunil
http://geocities.com/sunil3112000
On Nov 27, 6:51 am, "polar" <polar...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently working on a project in which I need to run a process on
one machine that can invoke a process on another machine over the
internet. For example, pressing [enter] on my machine will run a script
on another machine (with static IP) arbitrarily far away.
I'm new to this sort of coding, so I just wanted to get a rough idea
what I should be diving into. This would be the job for a socket,
correct? Or servlet? Am I right in looking at Ruby and Python? If you
could just steer me in the right direction, I can manage. Thanks a lot.
.
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