On Aug 31, 12:47 pm, "Diez B. Roggisch" wrote:
jacopo wrote:
> I am playing with multiprocessing and I would like to have a python
> script on one machine which initialize my whole system, in other
> words, this script should start the server (a python script) on my
> local machine and the clien
jacopo wrote:
> thank you Diez,
> unfortunatelly I am on Windows NT.
> Did you use SSH in a python script?
Via subprocess, yes. Paramiko would be a way, too.
> Isn't multiprocessing.managers already doing something like Pyro?
I never used it, so I don't know - but it appears to be, yes. Doesn't
thank you Diez,
unfortunatelly I am on Windows NT.
Did you use SSH in a python script?
Isn't multiprocessing.managers already doing something like Pyro?
thanks
Jacopo
On Aug 31, 12:47 pm, "Diez B. Roggisch" wrote:
> jacopo wrote:
> > I am playing with multiprocessing and I would like to have a
jacopo wrote:
> I am playing with multiprocessing and I would like to have a python
> script on one machine which initialize my whole system, in other
> words, this script should start the server (a python script) on my
> local machine and the clients (python scripts) on the other machines
> in my
I am playing with multiprocessing and I would like to have a python
script on one machine which initialize my whole system, in other
words, this script should start the server (a python script) on my
local machine and the clients (python scripts) on the other machines
in my local network.
Would yo
