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Re: program linking Port error
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Re: program linking Port error


  • Subject: Re: program linking Port error
  • From: Paul Skinner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2002 10:21:16 -0400

tell application "Finder" of machine "eppc://paul:email@hidden"
beep
end tell

works for me here 10.2 talking to an OS 9.22 box.

On Tuesday, September 10, 2002, at 09:05 AM, ken wrote:

Hi all. I'm making progress with the program linking (although I
still haven't found the examples that everyone else seems to be
using). I'm getting an error -916 port not open error. I found the
following in the archives, but there was no resolution. I've checked
all of the program linking settings, user priviledges, etc. and all
seems to be in order. I'm running my script that issues the
command to the remote computer from an OS X server and the
remote machine is OS 9.2 with the script app already open and
running. Any ideas?

Ken Fleisher


FROM THE ARCHIVES:

On 12/22/00 9:35 PM, JollyRoger <email@hidden> wrote:

set remoteFinder to application "Finder" of machine
"eppc://10.1.0.1"
tell remoteFinder
say "Happy Holidays!"
end tell

-- An error of type -916 has occurred.

I get the same error. -916 is "the port is closed." I've made sure
that
program linking via tcp/ip is checked.

I have verified that Program Linking is enabled for the user I am
logging
into the remote machine with.

Ditto.

--Michelle

--
Paul Skinner
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