Sounds like a cool idea!
I'll dig up some info regarding some different native win32 commands
that you can test on.
As the C$ share is always (default anyway) available I should be able
to make a remote logoff without any preconfiguration on my clients.
I'm currently buildning some embedded devices on both Win CE and Unix/
Linux using samba and I'll gladly help you anyway I can with this issue!
BTW what is the lib file for the NET command? I was thinking of
building a native Perl & Ruby module for the NET RPC commands. =)
Thanks again Jerry!
//Henrik
4 okt 2005 kl. 22.20 skrev Gerald (Jerry) Carter:
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Henrik Zagerholm wrote:
| HI again!
|
| I've checked some info regarding the shutdown utlity in XP/2003.
The - l
| option only works localy. Not to remote machines...
|
| Darn... and I thought I could solve this quick and easy =)
I'm planning on implementing a sysinternals
psexec equivalent later this week. So if you
have a win32 program that will do this trick, we
can probably execute it remotely as long as you have
an available [admin$] share on the target client.
cheers, jerry
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