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What?<br />
Could you please clarify?<br />

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I see your idea. Although there's other part of the yourNewCmdFile (I didn't mention) can not run on the ip-address machine, I thank you for your good idea and solution. &nbsp;<br />

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I see your idea. Although there's other part of the yourNewCmdFile (I didn't mention) can not run on the ip-address machine, I thank you for your good idea and solution.  


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I'm writing this program, to rsh to some PC, running NT or 95, to run a command. After the command finishes, I need to ftp the output of the remote commeand. &nbsp;Therefore I need to know when the remote command is finished.<br />
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1. &nbsp;Is it true that rsh on NT/95 comes back immediately after it submitted the remote command?<br />
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2. If so, how do I make it wait? &nbsp;Or how can I be sure the remote command is finished?<br />
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here's my rsh command -<br />
rsh ip-address -n c:\abc\theEXE<br />
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Thanks!
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I'm writing this program, to rsh to some PC, running NT or 95, to run a command. After the command finishes, I need to ftp the output of the remote commeand.  Therefore I need to know when the remote command is finished.

1.  Is it true that rsh on NT/95 comes back immediately after it submitted the remote command?

2. If so, how do I make it wait?  Or how can I be sure the remote command is finished?

here's my rsh command -
rsh ip-address -n c:\abc\theEXE

Thanks!

have rsh to wait for a remote command to finish

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