With carefully-arranged electrons, Michael Li wrote: > > > Steve Holden wrote: > > Michael Li wrote: > > > >> Hi, Mark > >> > >> Thank you very much. > >> It works, but only shows shared folders, not all the folders, > >> is it possible to show all folders ? > >> > > [...] > > Assuming you don't have permission to access administrative shares, what > > legitimate use case could there be for accessing non-shared materials on > > other computers? > In a clustering environment, sometimes a job has been submitted from > computer A to computer B, the job runs on a local drive at computer B, > so you want to monitor running situation at computer B from computer A. > Sometimes before you submit a job to computer B, you want to know > the local path in the computer B, so you can specify the local folder > as your running folder from computer A. My point or my questions is > that assume it's in a trusted computer cluster(there is no security > concern), is there an easy way to browse local folder tree at > computer B from computer A ? > > > > regards > > Steve
Share the relevant subtree and browse it as a network share. Even better, don't depend on local storage except as temporary space; either set up a central storage area over a network or build a SAN. Then it doesn't matter which computer is handling the process; the path can remain the same and is accessible from any station in the cluster. d -- David W. Harks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.pseudointellect.com _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
