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I have a Linux socket server program. I need to run the commands sent by the client and return the output to client. Is there a quicker way?

I tried with
ptr=popen(command, "r"); and then ...

what about the 'Key' part? I think the 'No' in the key (YesNoFlag) also will get replaced right? And again it will not skip the comment lines, correct?

I found that it can be done in 3 steps..

#1. remote copy your local script - this wont ask for password. i think you
# need to have same userid/passwd setup on the remote host
rcp yourscript.sh...

Is it interactive? does it require entering password?

I need to automate this - i.e., I need to write a script which does this (run the local script on the remote box) on may be 100 boxes one by...

I need to execute a shell script on a remote linux box. But the shell script resides on the local linux box where I am currently logged in. Is there a way to do this? I know rsh <host> <command> can...

Thanks pradee.

Will this work for the below cases?

#This is a comment. YesNoFlag = No means it will not print
YesNoFlag = No

And I need to change No to Yes

I want to do it in around 100 files - using shell script or a command. Not manually.

I need to edit a config file using shell script. i.e., Search with the 'key' string and edit the 'value'.

For eg: below is what I have in the config file "configfile.cfg".

Key1=OldValue1...