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2014-03-10 05:29:53 -0500	asked a question	How does ros execute my nodes on a remote machine? When specifying the machine-tag for a ros-node in a launch-file one is principally able to run a ros-node on any reachable machine in the network that is configured for ros. Do I get this right? If yes, I am wondering about the following questions: How does this work when I developped the code for my node on machine A and I execute it on machine B. Somehow, the binary must be transmitted, doesn't it? What happens, if machine B contains a conflicting older version of the same node, which version will be executed? Given the case that a team of programmers develops ros-nodes on different machines and all nodes are finally executed using a launch-file on another machine - let's name it master-machine - that runs the roscore: Although they merge their changes using a VCS and this could theoretically be checkout and built on the master-machine in advance of every execution of the launch-file, is there a possibility to simply update the code on the master-machine (e.g. using roscp)? (the wiki told me to include this: http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials/Mul... )
2013-11-25 22:51:04 -0500	commented answer	Is it possible to connect machines with different ros versions? I tried to set either ROS_IP or ROS_HOSTNAME but it did only produce further errors. What solved it for me was to define the mapping between ip and hostname in /etc/hosts
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2013-11-22 04:31:42 -0500	asked a question	Is it possible to connect machines with different ros versions? I am running a robot pc (NUC) with ros-fuerte and my laptop with ros-hydro. I want to run the main nodes on the robot and the debugging nodes like rqt_plot and some hand made GUIs that use services on my laptop. Following the instructions from the ros wiki on NetworkSetup and MultipleMachines everything gets started and I can see all services and topic doing rostopic/rosservice list on both machines. But if I start my debugging nodes on the laptop (the robot fuerte is running the roscore) the topics and services from the robot seem not reachable. It just doesn't work, I mean there is no output saying connection failed or anything. Only if I try rosservice info <my_service> it says: Node: /motor_control URI: rosrpc://NUC:47241 ERROR: Unable to communicate with service [/motor_control/SpeedLeftGainControl], address [rosrpc://NUC:47241] Can this be due to discompabilities between fuerte and hydro? I have no other idea, since everything else works like described.