On Aug 29, 2013, at 3:37 AM, Ismar Sehic wrote:
> Hello,
> I should write a python script(s) that listens to an existing XMLRPC service
> on my company's dev server.
Yes, you should do that. Then, if you have problems, you should show some of
your code to the fine tutors here, and they'll be
Hello,
I should write a python script(s) that listens to an existing XMLRPC
service on my company's dev server.My utility should take some data from
that XMLRPC, send it to an online xml service provider(it's something about
hotel accomodation, where they have xml patterns for different requests),
I am just trying to automate series of commands while keeping a low security
profile. Most of the stuff we do now is through SSH and Pyexpect. I would
like to see if there is a way of just triggering commands without requiring
us to SSH into the server to get them to run. We currently ssh into a
>
> looking for a way to run commands remotely on another computer.
>
I can run pretty much complicated commands on remote servers using only ssh.
I also run programs on remote server (when inside lan) using cgi module,
works perfectly.
maybe if you describe your problem i can provide you with so
I am looking for a way to run commands remotely on another computer. I was
thinking of doing this with XMLRPC. All the machines I have are behind a
private network so I don't have the security implications of them being
public. I need to run actual system level commands on the box themselves.
Wh
Hi,
I've been exploring xmlrpc implementations, and am somewhat confused
as to what I should use. I've spent the most time poking at Twisted,
which took me a while to figure out the basics of, and have spent a
moment or two exploring py-xmlrpc as well as SimpleXMLRPCServer in the
standard library.
