Given IP and Administrator password, how to create a directory and change its privilege ?

Given IP and Administrator's password, how to create a directory and
change its privilege remotely ? (remote computer is windows 2003)

In fact, I just want to use web to assist creating share folders on
windows 2003.
A initial concept is to use mkdir() and chmod()
but chmod is not support remote file

Does there exists any good methods to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance.

-jiing-

jiing wrote:
> Given IP and Administrator's password, how to create a directory and
> change its privilege remotely ? (remote computer is windows 2003)
>
> In fact, I just want to use web to assist creating share folders on
> windows 2003.
> A initial concept is to use mkdir() and chmod()
> but chmod is not support remote file
>
> Does there exists any good methods to solve this problem?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -jiing-
This subject is not related to PHP. However, using Linux instead of
WinBloze might be a good start. Just my Opinion BTW.

--
Ron Chaplin
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
T73 Software & Design
www.t73-softdesign.com
To provide custom and quality
software, designs and services,
to our customers, at an affordable rate,
with minimal delay.

"jiing" <jiing.deng@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:b7b95676.0501100024.4e6bfde8@posting.google.c om...
> Given IP and Administrator's password, how to create a directory and
> change its privilege remotely ? (remote computer is windows 2003)
>
> In fact, I just want to use web to assist creating share folders on
> windows 2003.
> A initial concept is to use mkdir() and chmod()
> but chmod is not support remote file
>
> Does there exists any good methods to solve this problem?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -jiing-

If you have an SSH server running, you can SSH into the Windows command
shell. I don't know if code exists out there that let you do that in PHP.
You can always spawn an instance of putty
(http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/) though.

Turning on FTP server on the remote server is also an option. Doing that on
a Windows box is not something I would recommend. Turning on telnet is even
worse of an idea.