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Old 12-01-2003
connecting to windows from unix

how to connect to windows from unix???
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Old 12-01-2003
Hi Hemant,

What do you mean by connect. If you just want the file system of windows to be accessible, you can use the mount, offcourse for that you must have the windows system mounted. You can configure this by fsconf. ( I am assuming you are probably using the linux flavor of unix)

hope this tip helps

btw, I am also Hemant here Smilie
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Old 12-01-2003
hi...
well...i need to trigger some application which resides on a windows machine through unix...

thanx for the reply...
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Old 12-01-2003
Oh, I remeber seeing such a thread before, where I had written that you can have a server socket listening on windows and the client socket on your unix system. So if your job on unix gets ovre the client socket on unix will notify the server socket on the windows system.
Let me find that thread and post it as a link (doing this for the first time)

here is the link

Last edited by linuxpenguin; 12-01-2003 at 02:08 PM..
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Old 12-01-2003
Originally posted by linuxpenguin
Oh, I remeber seeing such a thread before, where I had written that you can have a server socket listening on windows and the client socket on your unix system. So if your job on unix gets ovre the client socket on unix will notify the server socket on the windows system.
Let me find that thread and post it as a link (doing this for the first time)

click here

Last edited by linuxpenguin; 12-01-2003 at 02:07 PM..
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Old 12-01-2003
hi hemant...

really greatful to u...for the help...
but it's just that i hv never been into socket programmin...so if u could throw some more light on it...wud be of great help...
thanx once again...

Hemant.
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Old 12-01-2003
Hi Hemant,

I dont know how socket programming is done on windows side. On Unix side I can tell you some things, you will have to carry on. You will have to go thru some books for more info

socket is a system call in unix, by which you can open a file descriptor at the system level for reading from it or writing to it. Using this file descriptor, you can communicate to other file descriptors ( as in windows !!!)
This is all about inter process communications. A process on unix can talk to a process on windows, thru the IPC tools like socket. For unix sockets I can suggest you to have a look at stevens unix programming. Also on the net you can get a lot of sample socket program

check this out
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