remote-access

I have a USB device that reads data from a system and transfers them to the computer. I am wondering if it's possible to have a Linux single board PC (i.e. Raspberry Pi) to run a script and be a remote-server for my USB device and I can connect to that "remote-server"(Linux) through SSH or FTP or another protocol (over the Internet) and mount that USB port to my computer. Any software would do it, you know how terminal service connects the remote resources, and I need the same, but preferably on a Linux board. My system is Windows 7, so I need to mount that remote-USB as a "local port" so the

I am trying to get agents talk to each other across remote platform instances. For example, Agent1 running on machine1 (192.168.1.10) wants to talk to Agent2 running on machine2 (192.168.1.11) with VOLTTRON environment . I think VOLTTRON Interconnect Protocol (VIP) may be a good choice to implement that, but how to set it? Can anyone show me an example? Thanks. Are you trying to have two agents talk directly or is the goal for them to publish messages to a remote bus for the other agent to see? If it's the latter, you can see an example in the ForwardHistorian: https://github.com/VOLTTRON

We've got an SQL Ce database on a remote machine and we're trying to get a reporting system (using custom LINQ queries) via c# to connect to the database in shared read mode. At this point we're getting an exception "There is a file sharing violation", even when the database has no other conections. Our sql connection string appears thus: using (SqlCeConnection conn = new SqlCeConnection( "Data Source=\\\\telemetry\\C$\\users\\usermetrics.sdf; File Mode=shared read;)) { conn.Open( ); // => exception here ... Is this even possible? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7249510/can-i-connect

I have a script which checks if certain service on different servers is up, if it is not, the script should start the service. The problem is, it doesn't start the services in parallel, instead it waits until each service is started. Code: $server_list = Get-Content -path D:\Path\list_of_servers.txt $server_list | foreach { (Get-Service -Name '*Service Name*' -computername $_) | Where-Object {$_.status -eq "Stopped"} | Set-Service -Status Running } I know it's due to the way the script is written, but maybe some of you have any suggestions how to make it better? Cheers! Here is an example of

I'm working on a project using R-Hadoop, and got this problem. I'm using JSch in JAVA to ssh to remote hadoop pseudo-cluster, and here are part of Java code to create connection. /* Create a connection instance */ Connection conn = new Connection(hostname); /* Now connect */ conn.connect(); /* Authenticate */ boolean isAuthenticated = conn.authenticateWithPassword(username, password); if (isAuthenticated == false) throw new IOException("Authentication failed."); /* Create a session */ Session sess = conn.openSession(); //sess.execCommand("uname -a && date && uptime && who"); sess.execCommand(

I'm trying to implement a middle-ware for group communication in a distributed system using Java RMI. In there, I need to send an object to server and modify it. So that changes should be reflected in the client side. For example, I will give the most common tutorial in Oracle web site. X.java public class X implements Serializable, Remote{ public int x; // defined as public, just be simple. } Hello.java import java.rmi.Remote; import java.rmi.RemoteException; public interface Hello extends Remote { String sayHello(X c) throws RemoteException; } Server.java import java.rmi.registry.Registry;