remote execution via SSH (fish protocol maybe)

[Ravikiran Rajagopal]

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> Wat is the best way to execute commands remotely via SSH from within a KDE
> application.

1. If you want to just execute a command that you know will not fail, use the 
code from the SSH kioslave.

2. (Warning: Shameless Plug!) If you want a KDE-ish process (based on the KDE 
passowrd dialog) that acts as a transparent proxy (bridge for stdin, stdout, 
stderr, X) between an interactive process on a remote machine and yours, look 
at kdenonbeta/src/frontman/frontssh; it was designed to run Matlab, Octave, 
etc. on a remote machine forwarding all the handles so that KProcess would 
not know the difference between a local process and a remote one.

By the way, programming questions like this should probably be addressed to 
kde-devel.

Ravi
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