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Re: ARD control issues


  • Subject: Re: ARD control issues
  • From: Emmanuel LEVY <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2013 17:46:43 +0200

I use intensively AppleScript and Remote Desktop, but not AS in ARD.

Though, I tried what you can't make work, and I could have ARD control a given computer, using this script :

tell app "Remote Desktop"
	set c to item 1 of (every computer whose name is "q4")
	control c
end

HTH.

Best,
Emmanuel


On Aug 13, 2013, at 10:34 PM, Die Fledermaus wrote:

> I have two issues vexing me. The first is when I fill a variable via a dialog box using this script
>
> display dialog "What machine do you want to control" default answer "Machine DNS name"
> --Get Answer & Return Comment
> set compname to (text returned of result)
>
>
> the compname variable is "dnsname" and works throughout the script
>
> If I try it from a list
>
> tell application "Remote Desktop"
> 	set theListofcomps to name of every computer --get all exsisting computers in list
>
> 	set compname to choose from list theListofcomps with title ¬
> 		"Computers" with prompt "Pick the computer you want to send a message to and control"
> 	--lets tech pick from full list of machines.
> 	set compname to (text returned of result)
>
> the compname variable is {\"dnsname\"} and the script then fails
>
> So how do I make the {\"dnsname\"} turn out as "dnsname" in compname?
>
> Second issue is I am trying to control the compname machine via ARD  and I notice there is a control command in the dictionary. I have tried several ways to make that command work, but so far the script says it did everything correctly. I never get a window to be created so I can control the machine in question. I have tried the control command against a single machine and against a list with out any results.
>
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