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Re: getting info from network computer
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Re: getting info from network computer


  • Subject: Re: getting info from network computer
  • From: Christophe Dore <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 15:34:23 +0100

It depends how precise you want it.

Programmatically, By hand, you can make a DO object that returns the current date ([NSDate date]) on a certain method.

You can also use a remote shell( something like 'rcmd date').

You can also make the remote computer an Ntp server, it should be more precise, (I think it should thake the network lag into account) but you may have to integrate the client by hand.

and surely many other (and better) solutions...

dave wrote:

i'd like to be able to get info from another computer on the network. specifically, i'd like to check the current time on another computer on the network. any ideas on how i might make this happen?

thanks.
dave dowling

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