eg.TriggerRemoteEvent

[jsonnabend]

Is there a way to trigger a remote event in a Python script (like eg.triggerevent for local events)?

TIA

- Jeff

[CollinR]

Use the network sender plugin, on the other end use the network reciever.


Works great too BTW! Every PC I own is interlinked like this.

[jsonnabend]

No can-do on that, I'm afraid. I want to setup a ping responder, of sorts, and I won't know the sender's IP until the incoming event is received (it's payload item 0). I need to use code to send the response back to the requesting host.

- Jeff

[Bitmonster]

There is no official way, but you can use currently in 0.3.5:

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from NetworkSend import NetworkSend
NetworkSend(host, port, password, eventString, payload=None)

[Bitmonster]

@Pako
Wasn't there just a post from you here? Do you have deleted it yourself or has the forum software killed it?

[Pako]

No can-do on that, I'm afraid. I want to setup a ping responder, of sorts, and I won't know the sender's IP until the incoming event is received (it's payload item 0). I need to use code to send the response back to the requesting host.

Maybe help this:
http://www.eventghost.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=678
Pako

[jsonnabend]

No can-do on that, I'm afraid. I want to setup a ping responder, of sorts, and I won't know the sender's IP until the incoming event is received (it's payload item 0). I need to use code to send the response back to the requesting host.

Maybe help this:
http://www.eventghost.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=678
Pako

Very cool. I'll play with that tonight.

- Jeff