Hi Monks,

after some time I've got now a program d2s that maps DDE to a Socket. I think this solution is better that Win32::DDE, which seems to have problems with the advise-order to DDE.

Anyway it's open source and here is the link (but it is not ready yet and the the helpfile is only in german - I'll translate it): http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~heha/messtech/d2s.zip

But here is my question: Within my little-Linux-LAN is that Win2K-pc. I can ping any pc within that LAN from the Win2K-pc, I can ping any pc but Win2K from all the other Linux-pc. All pc are defined in host with IP-Addr - full-name, short-name.

I think I have to change s.th in Win2K (prg-services: which, where, to what) to make Win2k to allow that access to the socket at this pc.

Can one please help me as I have no idea about Win2k, but I have to have it.

Thanks in advance,
Carl

Edit by tye, make the "link" a link

In reply to Win2k -> Socket -> Perl by Anonymous Monk

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