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Re: Execute remote Perl scripts

by jj808 (Hermit)
on Oct 09, 2002 at 15:08 UTC ( [id://203946]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Execute remote Perl scripts

Depends what OS you're using :-)

For UNIX, try using the system's rsh command (remote shell), or ssh (secure shell). Or you could use Net::Telnet to login to a remote machine and execute the script that way. If that's too insecure, look at the SSH modules.

PVM and Parallel::Pvm might be worth a try as well if you want to get into distributed processing.

JJ

Update:
Or XML-RPC. Or SOAP. There are quite a few ways to run remote programs...

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