I did something similar to this in a previous job. My solution was to approach the result fetching from the other direction.

Instead of :

Modify script #1 to save results locally and write them to \\server\temp.

Then script #2 can copy them from the local share (I'm assuming script runs upon "server") into the final destination - after preforming sanity checks to make sure you don't have a malicious local user uploading garbage to that location.

(The reason for the temporary share is because presumably you don't want random clients to a) see, or b) potentially modify other PC's results - so you have to have a staging area where the files can be tested for sanity before they are moved into the "real" location)

Steve
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In reply to Re: How can get all the terminal names/IP addresses connected to network by skx
in thread How can get all the terminal names/IP addresses connected to network by sanPerl

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