>>>>> "ss" == s s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ss> I know everyone has been talking about the social gathering. How ss> tech are these meetings really ? Also, I am very new to PERL and ss> am trying to get some information on how to write a PERL script to ss> connect to a remote computer and get a list of the processes ss> running on that computer and then kill /stop the process. I can ss> do all of these on a local machine by a PERL script but need a way ss> to figure out how to do it on any remote machine if I give the ss> name of the machine. they are as tech as you want them to be. the main difference between them and the tech meeting is noise and a single speaker. you can talk as much perl as you want with anyone who you can grab and will listen to you. given the beer and crowd it can be a challenge. some of the parties at homes are more amenable to that. at tech meetings there is usually time before and afterwards to mingle and schmooze perl with many attendees. in general you should post separate emails for each of your questions. having one thread covering social meetings AND your script issues will be odd and confusing. also why was this cc'ed to the wwwac list? what is that? as for your remote process kill problem, is this a one shot operation or do you want to have continuous access to the process list? do you have permission to kill them? what login method do you want to use or will you want a client/server approach? to many ways to do that. my choice (of course) would be a stem solution but that may be too much for such a narrow task. uri -- Uri Guttman ------ [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------- http://www.stemsystems.com -- Stem is an Open Source Network Development Toolkit and Application Suite - ----- Stem and Perl Development, Systems Architecture, Design and Coding ---- Search or Offer Perl Jobs ---------------------------- http://jobs.perl.org
