Re: Running scripts over network
Re: Running scripts over network
- Subject: Re: Running scripts over network
- From: "Dave DeLong" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 15:55:00 -0400
What' y'all seemed to miss in my first e-mail is that I have a LAN in my
home. This is a LAN just for file transfer and things like that. We don't
even use it for connecting to the internet. We have a dial-up modem for
that. The AppleTalk LAN is used for transferring files. Example: I copy a
file onto a 7200 that has a floppy drive, except that I want the file on my
iMac downstairs. So I go to the Chooser, select "AppleShare", click the
correct computer, log on as a guest or whatever, get the AppleShare folder,
and just drag and drop. That's it. It's not used for anything else, so the
proposition that a TCP/IP network is better for doing the exact same thing
just seems stupid. So, to go back to my original question, what would be
involved to execute a script on a third-party computer on this network?
Dave
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