Joe Carter wrote in a message to All:
 JC> Is there a way I can have my slower client machine execute a
 JC> program on the faster "server"?  It's a peer network with
 JC> Warp4 as the "server" and  Win95 on the client in
 JC> question--though that's quite likely about to become WFW311
 JC> again because Win95 seems to be in a few ways intentionally
 JC> incompatible with OS/2 NetBIOS and tries to crash..
 JC> All I would really need is the equivalent of a start
 JC> command--it's to start the BBS mail processors which run
 JC> faster in OS/2 than the DOS version, or even the Win95
 JC> version on that slug of a machine!  
 JC> Any suggestions apprectiated.
Warp4 has full TCPIP support so use it. You can use telnet or remote exec 
(REXEC) and possibly a couple of other things depending on software config. 
Win95 should have less problems working TCPIP than it does Netbios. Good 
luck... 
Simplest, have the slow machine leave a semephore file for the "server" to 
detect periodically to trigger the mail software. I do that exclusively for 
my single machine as there are dozens of windows that can trigger tossing but 
only one tossing window to do the work. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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