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I'm just using IIS. I got around the problem by having the user click a link that runs a batch file and obtains the local hostname and runs the scripts I need. Probably not the ideal solution but it gets me what I need. Thanks

I'm a newbie to Dreamweaver but I can't seem to find how to obtain the computer's hostname and/or username that is accessing my page (I want to display it on the page). Any ideas?

You can use the Windows PSTAT utility (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927229). You would need to write some code to parse the output though. You can also use PSINFO (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/systeminformation/psinfo.mspx) which might be a little easier to use. Good luck...

Is there a good site for users to share programs? I have created several programs (wrapped into .exes for Windows) that may be useful to other system admins, also I am interested in seeing what else is out there available. Thanks, Travis

wow, that was easy all I did was put an 'update' right before my .feedback step and it worked thanks Bong!

Thanks, I'll try that. Whats wierd is the feedback bar appears at the end, when it is complete, but its in the background (not the focus). It just doesn't want to display as it updates... Its not hiding in the background somewhere because I run it with no windows open.

Hey guys - I have a simple program to monitor a folder's size increase, using the iwidgets::feedback. I used prowrap to make a standalone .exe so I could transfer it to a network where I dont have TCL installed (not allowed). The problem is for some reason the progress bar does not want to...

You can also use cmd dir... set your_var [exec cmd /C dir /B "$dir"]

You can also do it on the fly with the command prompt (on Windows), exec cmd /C echo "Whatever $var or text" > C:\\your_file and append to the file with double >> exec cmd /C echo "Whatever else" >> C:\\your_file

What if you tried dumping the name of the directory selected into a file somewhere, like C:\Temp or someplace, then the next time you fire off your program check if that file exists and grab the value from it

Try looking into using pstat, a Microsoft freeware program. Its basically the Windows equivalent to UNIX's ps command

We just recently upgraded to Samba 3.0.13 on an AIX system. We use extended ACLs heavily. The reason for the upgrade was we migrated to a new domain, and the old version of Samba would not support it. Now since the upgrade, only the owner of a file can rename or delete the file, regardless if...

Hello, I'm using Tcl\TK 8.4 on Windows and I'm trying to create a GUI with buttons, pulldowns, etc... but what I want to do is have my GIF logo as the entire background and have the buttons placed inside the logo. I've tried several variations but can't seem to get the buttons to pack inside...

Ive only been able to find version 8.2 for AIX, no 8.4...

Will there be or is there a version 8.4 release available for AIX operating systems?

I believe tk_chooseDirectory works only if you have 8.4. It wouldn't work on my 8.0 release. Hope this helps

DNS is enabled on both machines. However, doing an ipconfig /all in dos on his machine still reports his host name as xxx.cfl.rr.com where his computer name is just xxx. Is there a DOS command to clear the hostname? That has to be the problem.

yes both workgroup MSHOME all caps, no domain. Have any idea why dos would report hostname as xxx.cfl.rr.com when windows hostname is set up just xxx? If I do an ipconfig /all on my dos prompt my hostname is just my comp name without the cfl.rr.com, but not so with his

Its a Linksys 4-port cable/dsl router. I have the latest firmware, I can see both of us on the DHCP table, I tried renewing the DHCP, tried resetting router defaults, tried powering off and back on, and tried resetting the cable modem with a combo of the above... everything seems like it should...

I have an XP and a Win98 machine both hooked to a router on roadrunner. If I do an ipconfig /all in DOS, the 98 machine reports its host name as matt.cfl.rr.com, when the host name in windows is set up as just matt. I can see him as matt on the network, ping him with name and IP, and access...