Not installing interpreter on local machine

[douglas savitsky]

perhaps using the ActiveState .msi you could have the client machines do a
first use install from the server.  the first script will run a little slow
(as python installs), but then it is painlessly installed for the future.

as for running on a different machine, once installed use DCOM to use your
server if it is faster.

doug


"Daphna Shezaf" <shezafd at yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am a python enthusiast and have been programming around in python
> for sometime. I came up with the idea to use python for internal
> scripts we need in my company (for example: build scripts).
> That's nice (I think), but it will be hard to convince people that
> python interpreter should be installed on every machine around.
> Do you think it will be possible to install the interpreter on a
> single server, so that people will actually run their scripts on this
> server? Is it possible (and how), for the script to run a program on a
> different machine (We're using windows 2000 LAN)? Any other helpful
> hints?
>
> Thanks,
> Daphna