[python-win32] getting a remote file
Tim Golden
tim.golden at viacom-outdoor.co.uk
Tue Aug 26 15:29:58 EDT 2003
From: Nate Gelbard [mailto:gelbardn at tripwire.com]
> Using WMI, how can I get the contents of a remote file?
> I need to harvest a text file containing a version string
> and return the contents over WMI. Any suggestions?
I don't think there's a terribly easy answer to this: WMI isn't
a file transfer protocol, and while you could use the Copy
method of a CIM_DataFile object to copy a file, that's no
better than using any other method within Windows.
ie if you can do:
for f in wmi.WMI ().CIM_DataFile (Name="c:\\temp\\blah.txt"):
f.Copy (r"\\my_machine\blah\%s" % f.Name)
then you could probably do something like:
shutil.copyfile (r"\\othermachine\blah\blah.txt",
r"\\my_machine\blah\blah.txt")
unless I've missed your point. Please feel free to jump
in and point out my shortsightedness.
TJG
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