Dear Monks,

I've the following situation for which I would like to find the best approach/solution. So all suggestions/advices are very appreciated!!
OK here is the situation: Let's say I've 2 computers, C1 and C2. The first problem I see is that I have a perl script on C1 that needs to execute a script on C2. The second problem is that this script on C2 creates a file, which this script on C1 needs.
Thats the basic idea, I hope it makes sense!!

I've looked around and the following modules looked interesting to me: Net::SSH::Perl and NET::SFTP
Is this really what I should use ?

Thanks a lot
Luca

In reply to Complex situation: communication between to PCs by jeanluca

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