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Q) Sending remote signals
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| Generic Usenet Account 2005-07-19, 5:54 pm |
| I want to send signals to processes running on remote systems from my
application. Can someone kindly suggest what my options are (if any).
Assume that somehow I know the PIDs on the remote system.
Thanks,
Gus
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| Ulrich Hobelmann 2005-07-19, 5:54 pm |
| Generic Usenet Account wrote:
> I want to send signals to processes running on remote systems from my
> application. Can someone kindly suggest what my options are (if any).
> Assume that somehow I know the PIDs on the remote system.
A remote Unix?
Then you might be able to login with ssh and start a process to
send a signal there. Otherwise you're limited to sockets and
out-of-band data. A local server there might listen for you
request and send signals to the local processes.
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-- Erik Meijer and Peter Drayton, Microsoft Corporation
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| Chuck Dillon 2005-07-20, 5:57 pm |
| Generic Usenet Account wrote:
> I want to send signals to processes running on remote systems from my
> application. Can someone kindly suggest what my options are (if any).
> Assume that somehow I know the PIDs on the remote system.
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If you are talking about a standard system signal via the kill
command/system call then you can do it by executing a remote shell
call. The standard rsh or ssh mechanisms can be used if configured on
the box you want to remotely access. See your sys-admin.
Otherwise please provide more info.
-- ced
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Chuck Dillon
Senior Software Engineer
NimbleGen Systems Inc.
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