Sending message To Remote User

[cnsabar]

Hi..

I am using the following module to send a message to other computer.

[code=perl]
use Win32::NetSend;
my $NetSend = Win32::NetSend->new( to => "10.0.3.40|user name", message => "Test Msg!");
$NetSend->Send();
[/code]

Here I am facing the problem is,
If the IP address, I specified is using more than one users means (server), this code will send the message to all connected users.

I want to send a message to particular user in remote login..
i.e user under specified IP address.

kindly suggest any one reg. this
Thanks

[numberwhun]

Hi..

I am using the following module to send a message to other computer.

[code=perl]
use Win32::NetSend;
my $NetSend = Win32::NetSend->new( to => "10.0.3.40|user name", message => "Test Msg!");
$NetSend->Send();
[/code]

Here I am facing the problem is,
If the IP address, I specified is using more than one users means (server), this code will send the message to all connected users.

I want to send a message to particular user in remote login..
i.e user under specified IP address.

kindly suggest any one reg. this
Thanks

Unfortunately I haven't used this module before, but I do have a question. Where did you find that format of "to => ipaddress|user" ? I don't see that on the module documentation page.

I just want to look at the same documentation as you, that way we are all on the same page.

Regards,

Jeff

[cnsabar]

Hello Jeff,

I referred the link that you provided..

Yes, In documentation it specifies "to => "user" ".
I checked with providing IP address, its working fine...

I want to send a msg to a "user@speci fied IP address". Just to quote this ques to understand all...
I mistakenly specified in the code area "to => ipaddress|user" .

Hope you will get my point.

Looking forward for Ur reply.
Thanks,

Unfortunately I haven't used this module before, but I do have a question. Where did you find that format of "to => ipaddress|user" ? I don't see that on the module documentation page.

I just want to look at the same documentation as you, that way we are all on the same page.

Regards,

Jeff