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communication unix/windows
Hi everybody,
I have a speech recognition application which works on windows and which create a text file. My main application works on unix and I need to get (or simply read) in real time the text file. I can't use a soft like Samba because it is not authorized in my company. I would like a easiliy unstable programm which uses sockets to do this. All responses are welcome Kintoo.
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Can you telnet to the Unix server? If so, telnet in, get to the directory with the file in it, and type:
tail -f filename.txt Of course, replace filename.txt with the actual name of the file... HTH |
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