Re: Every Process on Remote OS X machine
Re: Every Process on Remote OS X machine
- Subject: Re: Every Process on Remote OS X machine
- From: Gary Beberman <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 06:32:52 -0700
As an FYI, I am running 10.2 talking to 10.1.5.
Gary
At 11:37 AM -0700 9/16/02, John Coelho wrote:
On Monday, September 16, 2002, at 01:54 AM, christian vick wrote:
However, when I try it with
tell application "Finder" of machine "eppc://othermachine"
I get an error:
Finder got an error: Cannot find process on host.
The routine runs fine if I run it locally on the machine. It fails
when I run it remotely?
Ideas on why? Workarounds?
I have the same problem. It seems program linking is generally broken on
10.2:
Talking from 9.2.1 (AS 1.6) to 10.2
error -916, port closed (port is open of course)
Talking from 9.2.1 (AS 1.8.3) to 10.2
Same as above.
Hi Christian,
See my comments below.
Talking from 10.2 to 9.2.1 (AS 1.6)
I get the password dialog, then:
--> Could not establish connection to host (-600)
--> procNotFound = -600, /*no eligible process with specified descriptor*/
If you are using the code below this will not work since there is no
TextEdit application in OS 9.
Talking from 10.2 to 10.2
Same as above.
10.2 to 10.2 works fine for me with the code below, please send me
more information on your network configuration off the list.
This is the code i'm using:
property remote_FM : application "TextEdit" of machine
"eppc://user:email@hidden"
using terms from application "TextEdit"
tell remote_FM
activate
end tell
end using terms from
The code above would never work on a Mac OS 9 machine since having a
user name and password in a eppc URL was never supported until OSX.
The error you get is -916 when you have this unsupported eppc URL.
The other problem I see is the "using terms from application" block
to TextEdit outside of the tell block, there is no TextEdit on OS9
so this does not work. I tested the above script from OS 9.2.2 with
AppleScript 1.7 talking to a remote 10.2 machine and it worked fine
once I removed the user name and password from the eppc URL and as
well as the "using terms from application" block.
Thanks,
jc
- Interestingly, results differ in none of the configurations if i provide a
wrong or right user id/password.
- I've tried different computers and net-connections, also a direct Ethernet
connection from machine to machine (which both had 10.2).
- I tried different apps to make it's not an app-related thing.
Greetings
Christian Vick
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