Dear Mark, The parallel search engine is spawning new Mozart processes with the module Remote. This module can be used for spawning local or remote processes. Please read the documentation of Remote: http://www.mozart-oz.org/documentation/system/node48.html#chapter.remote
Remote uses rsh or ssh to spawn new processes (ssh is recommended). The requirement is that you should be able to rsh or ssh to the remote host without having to type a password. (For instance, with ssh you can put a public rsa or dsa key into the .ssh/authorized_keys file on the remote host.) I have no experience with Windows, so maybe some other users can add more Windows-specific stuff... Cheers, raph On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 10:16 AM, MARK RICHARDSON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Hi, > > If Raphael is reading this, can you shed any light on the subject? > > Basically, I have the FD parallel search sort of working on a single > multi-core PC, executing multiple threads but i'm confused about the > mechanism for executing over multiple machines. > I can imagine that linux boxes MAY happily create running threads remotely > using ssh or some such protocol, but how would this work for example on a > remote windoze machine? > Is there some procedure that must be followed to enable a machine with > mozart installed/setup to accept incoming requests for parallel search? > > Regards > Mark > >
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