[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I know how to get a local $ENV{Variable}, but how could this be accomplished
> for remote machines?
>
You would need some sort of remote proeedure call - that would require
setting up a daemon on the remote machine such as the remote shell service
that comes with the NT resource kit or you could write your own using the
PlRPC modules.
Don't forget that each user on a system can have their own set of
environment variables on top of the system variables.
--
Simon Oliver
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